Malcolm Shabazz Alternative H.S., Madison, WI, Physical Education Course DescriptionsStudents are expected to put in a consistent effort and improve their study skills with individual and group work. Math WorkshopUnlock the mysteries of math to assure a bright future! We will set up an individual program for each student to fit their goals and needs in mathematics. Students are expected to put in a consistent effort and improve their study skills with individual and group work. Structured Collaborative Algebra 124-110 This course is for the student who needs more direct instruction in algebra than is provided in the math workshop. Students in this class should be prepared to work with others, to do homework when needed, and to think hard about how

	Physical Education Course Descriptions
Course Name	Descriptions

Weight Training/Fitness	Students in this class will develop their own individualized weight training and/or fitness programs. The programs are then used to try and attain personal fitness goals. Repeating this class requires the consent of the instructor, and priority is given to seniors lacking P.E. credits.
Stress Challenge Service Learning	This is a service-learning phy ed class. We will play cooperative games, practice problem solving, discuss choices, build trust and take risks. This is an experiential education class where we get involved in all of the above plus more. Group process is very important. Each person will be asked to participate to a high degree, stay connected to the group and be challenged around personal issues. Eventually we will be ready to face adventures, such as canoeing, caving, ropes course, rock climbing and anything else we dare to think up, with complete confidence. Semester Class.
Yoga	This class is an introduction to Hatha Yoga, which includes postures, breathing techniques, and meditation. Yoga is a millenia-old system of stretching and strengthening, bequeathed to us by the Hindu culture of India. Yoga aims at physical, psychological and spiritual balance, promotes flexibility and reduces stress. Wear sweats or shorts for free movement, must be willing to work seriously on postures, but all who are willing are welcome.
Nothing but Nets	Skill work and game play in several net sports including: badminton, table tennis, pickleball, and volleyball. Low level emphasis on competition.
Eco Leadership Service Learning	Part of PGT Project Green Teen TRIP CLASS. Students who enroll in this class will automatically be in 4th qtr TRIP CLASS with Tina, Robert and Martha. For 3rd qtr students will register in this class and also, automatically, be enrolled in Martha s 6th hr of The Art of Cooking Class (or vice versa). 3rd Qtr Eco leadership class will focus on group building activities, communication and basics of fly fishing. Students enrolling in this course will be paving new ground for Shabazz Trip Classes. Because we have put together an integrated curriculum for 4th qtr Trip, students who register this quarter automatically will have their classes registered for 4th qtr. It will consist of 2 hrs a day of science, 1 hr of hands on math, 1 hr of English to support our research and service work, 1 hr of PE and 1 hr of The Art of Cooking with Martha. (AN ADDITIONAL .25 credit will be earned in PE during our trip out of school in May.) Yes this is confusing, SEE the ATTACHED sheet to better understand how this trip class will be structured. If you still have questions talk to Tina, Robert, or Martha. Most importantly, you will have a lot of fun learning and LOVE IT!
Hoop It Up	This class covers the basics of basketball from ball handling, passing, shooting, positions, skill developmenht, team development, creation of plays, games and tournaments.
Open PE	Throughout the quarter we participate in a variety of physical education activities. The activities include: Volleyball, Badminon, Table Tennis, Weight Lifting, Basketball, Speedball, and Scatterdodge to name a few. Each day the students vote on which activity we will be playing. Effort and participation are REQUIRED and willingness to try new activities is appreciated.
Lifetime Games	Throughout the quarter we partifcipae in a variety of physical education activities. The activities include: Soccer(Indoor and outdoor), speedball, capture the flag, ultimate Frisbee, and golf to name a few. Effort and participation are required and willingness to try new activities is appreciated.