4443 N. Campbell | Detroit MI 48210 | 313.897.8720 | Grades K-4
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Ms. Langwald k-5 physical education
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About Ms. Langwald

    Ms. Langwald is is in her first year of teaching at Hope of Detroit Academy.  Graduated with a bachelors of arts in exercise science from Adrian College and got her masters in education from Wayne State University and is certified to teach K-12 Physical Education and Health.  She is the high school varsity girls volleyball coach at Hope of Detroit Academy.  She plays competitive volleyball and wallyball.

Program Philosophy

To develop in students the skills, knowledge, and attitudes to create and maintain physical, emotional, and social well being in a diverse and ever changing society.  The outcomes of an effective health and physical education program will teach how to live a healthy, active, and social lifestyle.  One in which an individual can make healthy and wise decisions based on the knowledge provided and continue to maintain a healthy and physically active life style.

Class Content

K-5 is taught using EPEC curriculum that follows both state and national standards.  All lessons are based on standards and  grade level content benchmarks.  My program focuses on Locomotor Skills, Object Control Skills, Postural Skills, Cardiovascular Fitness, Muscular Flexibility, Muscular Strength/Endurance, Decision Making, Respect, Cooperation, Responsibility, Self Control, and Personal-Social Character Traits.  Individual and Team sports played include Soccer, Basketball, Kickball, Baseball/Softball, Hockey, Racquet Sports, Invasion Games, Dance, Football, and Tag Games.

 “I hated every minute of training, but I said, ‘Don’t quit. Suffer now and live the rest of your life as a champion.'”
​ -Muhammad Ali-


What were learning right now: Fitness (k-4)

Yeah “Continuous effort — not strength or intelligence — is the key to unlocking our potential.”
​-Liane Cardes-


Field trips


WHat we have learned: space and orientation, pathways, levels, traveling, chasing fleeing and dodging, tag games, yoga, scooter games, parachute games, bowling, fowling, dance, basketball, soccer, health and nutrition 


“The principle is competing against yourself. It’s about self-improvement, about being better than you were the day before.”
– Steve Young

Locations

Hope of Detroit Academy District
Elementary campus:
Grades K-4
​4443 N. Campbell St. 
​313-897-8720
Middle/high school campus
Grades 5-12

4444 35th St.
Detroit, MI 48210
​313-788-1122
Office hours: M-F: 7a.m. - 4 p.m.
Office Hours: 7 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Contact Us

TEL: 313.897.8720
FAX: 313.897.5142 ​​