Integrated English 1 for Physical Education Majors B4 Week 8: Last Class

Hello everyone,

Well, we've come to the end of this semester. I hope you enjoyed reading about Paul Kariya. This biography was published in 2000. At that time Kariya was still playing in Anaheim. Later, he played in Colorado, Nashville, and St. Louis. His career ended early because of all the concussions he suffered. Concussions are a big problem in sports, especially hockey. In the video above you can see the bone-crushing hit Kariya took from Scott Stevens of the New Jersey Devils during the Stanley Cup Final. Hits like this caused Kariya to suffer concussions and shortened his career.

OK, let's study some vocabulary. Please click the link:  IE-I PE (B4) Vocabulary.

Finally, please make sure you have finished all the quizzes, and your assignments on Chieru.

Have a nice summer. See you in October!

Integrated English 1 for Physical Education Majors B4 Week 6: Paul Kariya Chapter 4

Hello everybody, Today we are going to review Chapter 4 of our Paul Kariya biography and do a test. First, let's study some vocabulary using Quizlet. Please click the link: IE-I PE (B4) Vocabulary.

The video above was made by a Paul Kariya fan. I hope you enjoy it.
See you next week.

Integrated English 1 for Physical Education Majors B4 Week 5: Paul Kariya Chapter 3

Hello everyone, Today we are going to talk about Paul Kariya and the 1994 Lillihammer Olympics. As you can see in the video, Kariya was robbed by Sweden's goalie Tommy Salo, and so Canada lost the gold medal match. Unfortunately for Kariya, the 1994 Olympic Games were his only chance to play for Team Canada at the Olympics. Kariya was selected to play for Team Canada at the 1998 Nagano Olympics, but he was cross-checked in the face by American Gary Suter of the Chicago Blackhawks. Kariya got the fourth concussion of his career because of the hit.

OK, let's study some vocabulary. I have added some new words to our flashcards. Please click the link, sign in and study the vocabulary.

Now let's read Chapter 4. Enjoy!

Integrated English 1 for Physical Education Majors B4 Week 4: Paul Kariya Chapter 2

Hello everyone, Today we are going to continue reading about Paul Kariya. In chapter 2 we learn about Kariya's American college hockey career. In the video below, you can see the 1993 U.S. National Championship. Kariya's pass to Jim Montgomery set up the winning goal.

 

Let's study some vocabulary. I have added some new words from chapters 1 and 2.
OK, there will be a quiz about chapter 2 next class. Also, please read chapter 3.
Enjoy!

Integrated English 1 for Physical Education Majors B4 Week 3: Paul Kariya Chapter 1

Hello everyone,
Today we are going to review Chapter 1 of our Paul Kariya biography and do the first quiz.
First, let's watch a cartoon about the rules of hockey explained by a popular character in Canada, Peter Puck. Please click the link.

Now let's study some vocabulary. Please click the link: IE-I PE (B4) Vocabulary.

Now let's review Chapter 1. Click the link to see a mind map of Chapter 1.

Next, click the link to download your Chapter 1 Review Worksheet.
For homework, please read Chapter 2.
Enjoy!

Integrated English 1 for Physical Education Majors B4 Week 2: The History of Hockey

Hello everyone, Today we are going to learn about the history of hockey. First, let's study some vocabulary on Quizlet. Please click the link: IE-I PE (B4) Vocabulary.
Now click the link to download the document called The History of Hockey. Click the link to see all the teams in the National Hockey League (NHL).
After you read about the history of hockey we will have a quiz. After the quiz, we will start reading the biography of Paul Kariya. There will be a quiz on Chapter 1 next week.
Enjoy!

Toyo Gakuen University Toku Toku Class - Ball Hockey

Profile of Paul Tetsuhiko Kariya

Photo by Sean Russell

Nationality: Canadian
Ethnicity: Japanese, Scottish
Born: 16 October 1974, Vancouver British Columbia
Height: 178 cm; Weight: 80 Kgs
Shoots: Left
Nicknames: Mighty Mouse, P.K.
Teams:

• St Louis Blues 1 July 2007 - present
• Nashville Predators
  
• Colorado Avalanche
• Anaheim Mighty Ducks
  

Major Achievements:

• Winner of the Lady Byng trophy as the NHL's most gentlemanly player - 1996,1997
• Gold Medal 2002 Winter Olympics

Paul Kariya with Team Canada Captain Mario Lemieux

Watch the video below to see Paul Kariya in action!

Learning English and staying in shape
The special Ball Hockey class at Toyo Gakuen University

From left to right: Mr. Stout, Masumi, Kazumi, Satoko, Takahiro, and Taka

Facing Off

Masumi passes back to Taka

Rather unbelievably intercepted by Mr. Stout

She shoots! She scores!

Ball Hockey

This is a video of a coed ball hockey game in Winnepeg, Manitoba, Canada. As you can see the game is a lot of fun. Starting this week, I will teach special ball hockey classes at Toyo Gakuen University. The classes will include the history and culture of hockey, in all it's forms, and of course, we will play the game.

The Fastest, Toughest, Coolest Game on Earth

This is a great music video that shows why hockey is the best. Enjoy!!!

Hockey

Ice hockey, or simply "hockey" as it is known in Canada, became an Olympic Sport at the 1920 Summer Olympics in Antwerp, Belgium. Canada didn't have a national team, so it was represented by the Winnipeg Falcons. The jersey that you see here is the way cool jersey that they wore when they won the gold medal.
Winnipeg is a great city in Canada. I really want to go there. Not only is it the home of Canada's 1st Olympic hockey champions but it is home of Canada's most famous Rock Star. The picture above shows how beautiful Winnipeg is.