Welcome to Physical Education 

ELearning Activities beyond just "go play outside" : 

  Twister
Twister is fun, encourages flexibility and balance, and is perfect for a rainy day or if you don't have an outdoor space available right now.

Dance + freeze
Adding a "freeze" element to a living room dance party makes it more fun for kids while also encouraging them to practice their balance.

Yoga
Practicing yoga together is a great way to challenge balance and coordination while also getting some much needed zen time as a family.

Beanbag toss
This super simple activity is great for kids of all different ages and abilities as you can easily make it more or less challenging. Set up two baskets, one full of beanbags or soft balls. Your child can practice throwing a beanbag from one basket to another to work on coordination. Move the baskets further apart as they get the hang of it.

Jump rope
Jump rope is the perfect indoor PE activity because it uses up so much energy, requires very little space and is excellent practice for coordination.

I have a Bachelor of Science Degree in K-12 Health and PE from the University of St. Thomas.  This is my first year of teaching at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton.  I come from an athletic background doing all sort of sports growing up, and also participating in collegiate soccer and even going on to NCAA Final Four.  I am living a healthy and active lifestyle.  In my spare time I like to go to dog parks with my German Shepard, working out and doing runs at the gym and outside, and other extracurricular activities such as frisbee golf and playing soccer.  I am a coach of two club soccer teams which keeps my passion for the sport alive and strong.  It is my goal as an educator to be exciting, fun and energetic about the world of physical education and motor-development all while practicing the Catholic faith.  You can reach me at aschnobrich@seas-school.org.

Mr. Schnobrich is excited to teach your child this year!

Go Patriots!