Do You Know What Wildcats Do at School in P.E. Class?: Wildcats' First Day in Class
by Mary Lou Preston
Do you know what “P.E. class” is? If you’re already in school, you might know it as “gym class,” but P.E. stands for “physical education.” And did you know it’s not just fun it’s also good for you? Do You Know What Wildcats Do at School in P.E. Class?: Wildcats’ First Day in Class shows you how.
Join the wildcats – Catrina, Leopold, TuTu, Princess Phina, Catalina, and Catsandra – on their first day of P.E. with their teacher, Miss Tiger Lily, and her magic whistle. Not only do they become familiar with the big room, called a gymnasium, where their class is held, but they also learn that fitness and movement is more than fun. Enjoying the chance to gallop, dance, hop, leap, and run around in school, the wildcats are also taught the wonderful benefits of such fun activities – for their heart, brain, and muscles.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Mary Lou Preston is a certified personal trainer/fitness counselor with a B.S. in physical education and certification in the biomechanics of resistance training. She is also a member of the Aerobics and Fitness Association of America and enjoys her pets, working out, dancing, being active, and eating delicious healthy food. She and her husband have one son.
(2006, paperback, 32 pages)
Do you know what “P.E. class” is? If you’re already in school, you might know it as “gym class,” but P.E. stands for “physical education.” And did you know it’s not just fun it’s also good for you? Do You Know What Wildcats Do at School in P.E. Class?: Wildcats’ First Day in Class shows you how.
Join the wildcats – Catrina, Leopold, TuTu, Princess Phina, Catalina, and Catsandra – on their first day of P.E. with their teacher, Miss Tiger Lily, and her magic whistle. Not only do they become familiar with the big room, called a gymnasium, where their class is held, but they also learn that fitness and movement is more than fun. Enjoying the chance to gallop, dance, hop, leap, and run around in school, the wildcats are also taught the wonderful benefits of such fun activities – for their heart, brain, and muscles.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Mary Lou Preston is a certified personal trainer/fitness counselor with a B.S. in physical education and certification in the biomechanics of resistance training. She is also a member of the Aerobics and Fitness Association of America and enjoys her pets, working out, dancing, being active, and eating delicious healthy food. She and her husband have one son.
(2006, paperback, 32 pages)
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