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Physical Education - Mrs. Neville

Welcome to Trinity PE

Welcome to Trinity PE!  I am so excited to workout a new calendar year with all my Tiger friends. I pray our students have a successful year full of activity, traveling, and family fun, so that you are at Trinity gym refreshed and ready to have some fun with friends.  This school year is packed with lots of team building, character building, routines and cooperation.  We will do more sports units for the high school prep, including volleyball, handball and gaga ball.  I have enjoyed getting to know our foundations kids over the years, and they are so good at the routine . One of my favorite things to do with all our Trinity athletes is to discuss and work on the importance of being a part of a team. Whether they play organized sports or not, I believe that being a part of a team is an important life skill to learn how to be successful in this life. I look forward to being a part of the Trinity team with each of our athletes.  I am confident that we will become a close team this year.

 

"Sing to him a new song; play skillfully and shout for joy!"  Psalm 33:3

Joyfully,

Mrs. Neville

Preschool Activities
Rules and Regulations 
Spacial Awareness
Locomotor skills
Tag Games
Scooters
Gaga Ball
Rock Wall
Bowling
Cage Balls
Parachutes
Dance
Soccer
 
Elementary Activities
Rules and Regulations
Team Building
Tag Games
Scooters
Parachute
Cage Balls
Frisbee
Bowling
Gaga Ball
Rock Wall
Dance
Soccer
 
High School Prep-Activities
Rules and Regulations
Team Building
Tag Games 
Hand Ball
Omnikin Ball
Volleyball
Basketball
Tennis
Bowling
Ultimate Frisbee
Gaga Ball
Rock Wall 
Dance
Soccer

P.E. Grades

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Trinity Athletes,

Need help staying on track and creating a balanced lifestyle?
 Kids and teens (that’s anyone between 6 and 17 years), your goals are:
  • Physical activity. You need to be active 60 minutes a day, at least 5 days a week.  As an alternative, you can count your daily activity steps using a pedometer (goal: 12,000). 
  • Healthy eating. Each week, you should focus on a healthy eating goal.
  • Make half your plate fruits and vegetables
  • Choose lean sources of protein
  • Make half the grains you eat whole grains
  • Compare sodium in foods like soup and frozen meals and choose foods with less sodium
  • Choose fat-free or low-fat (1%) milk, yogurt, or cheese
  • Eat some seafood
  • Drink water instead of sugary drinks
  • Pay attention to portion size

 *Find this information and more at:  https://www.hhs.gov/fitness/eat-healthy/index.html

Mrs. Kenna Neville

Physical Education Teacher