Recess time?
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Anonymous
| This week in PE, my K kid at a charter played capture the flag and did relay races. Plus some other games, I think. |
Anonymous
Wow that is depressing. |
Anonymous
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Public PK3 - 40-45 minutes daily, forget which.
PE twice a week, which I swear is scheduled for an hour both times, but I'm not at all convinced its not less than that. They do appear to make an effort in scheduling to have all of the scheduled time - so it doesn't include transitions/extra transition time is built in. But honestly, I can't promise that's actually what's happening. Like our daycare was *supposed* to have 2 hours a day and between transitions and sunscreen and someone pooped and the teachers were just tired, I pretty sure they got half that. |
Anonymous
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Public
1st 45 minutes for Lunch and Recess. Recess usually ends up being 15 minutes. |
Anonymous
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Charter
Pk4 2 30-min recess per day Plus PE and dance 1 x week |
Anonymous
+1 |
Anonymous
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Charter
1st grade 2 30 minute blocks every day PE (30 min) twice a week |
Anonymous
Honestly, this is one of the main reasons we kept my kid in her daycare instead of going to PK3--at daycare, they get two hour-long play periods--typically outdoors, but they have a playroom to use in inclement weather. |
Anonymous
Are you serious? What school doesn't have PE? |
Anonymous
| DCPS K. 20 minute recess, plus outside time during aftercare. It's not enough. |
Anonymous
Lots of the smaller charters don't have a dedicated PE teacher. Instead, the teacher leads them in exercises. One of the reasons I love my DCPS instead. LRPS: 20 min recess, immediately preceding their 1/2 hour lunch. |
Anonymous
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charter
pk3 and up, 45 minutes every day PE twice a week for 4.5 year olds and up (the non nappers); not sure how long likely 30 minutes to 45 minutes. |
Anonymous
What charter is this? |