Phone: 252-514-6475

Email:

Degrees and Certifications:

Bachelor of Science in Exercise and Sport Science

Mr. Pepper

WELCOME TO OAKS ROAD P.E.!

My name is Guy Pepper. I graduated with a BS in Exercise and Sport Science from East Carolina University in December of 1999. Ever since then I have been the Physical Education teacher here at Oaks Road. I have a wife, two kids (twins) that are in the 12th grade, and a beagle named Izzie.

 

 

It is my hope that we can work as a team to provide a great learning environment that your children will enjoy.

 

 

Benefits of Oaks Road Physical Education:

  1. The students learn in a different setting. They are away from desks, chairs, books, etc. I am a huge supporter of integrating classroom learning into PE.

  2. It develops good sportsmanship and cooperation skills.

  3. It provides knowledge of the importance of life long exercise that will improve their quality of life well after they are out of school.

  4. It develops motor skills as well as mental alertness, improves concentration and attention span, and can improve classroom behavior.

  5. It develops self-esteem in children that don't excel academically. This confidence carries over to the classroom.

 

Procedures

Box Tops for Education: I collect Box Tops to help purchase equipment for Physical Education. This is now done through the Box Tops app. You just scan your receipts after buying the products supported. Thanks in advance!   

  https://www.boxtops4education.com/s/get-the-app

 

Clothing: All students should wear athletic shoes on their scheduled PE days. Shoes that are not made for physical activity can cause injury to your child. Loose jewelry should not be worn to PE. It could be broken or cause injury. Girls that are wearing dresses and skirts in PE should have shorts underneath. Many activities require movements that would limit their participation.

 

Health: Please let the school nurse know if your child has a history of asthma or other concerns that I will need to be aware of. I always urge my students to do their best but do not want them to over do it!

 

Rules/Consequences/Rewards

Rules:

  • Raise your hand and wait your turn before speaking

  • Be prepared for class

  • Follow directions & listen the 1st time

  • Keep hands, feet, and objects to yourself

 

Consequences:

  • Verbal Warning

  • Time out and name to teacher

  • Time out and Dojo Message

  • Dicipline Referral to office

 

Rewards:

  • Reinforcement through praise

  • Good notes home

  • Good phone calls home

  • Dojo points 

 

If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact me!

 

Mr. Pepper

Oaks Road Physical Education

252-514-6475

guy.pepper@cravenk12.org