Dynamic PE ASAP: A Tool for Bringing Unity to a District [Interactive]
Dynamic PE ASAP can provide your district with the ability to have a common curriculum, common language, common practice, and provide an equitable curriculum for all students.
Whether you’re searching for creative PE activities to put a new spin on games, new ideas to become more efficient during assessments, or learn how to add technology to lessons, you have come to the right place! PE professionals share their knowledge to help teachers evolve their activities for students into high-energy and organized curriculum.
Dynamic PE ASAP can provide your district with the ability to have a common curriculum, common language, common practice, and provide an equitable curriculum for all students.
Social-emotional learning has been the focus of many educators lately and it’s because, as the pandemic continues, as social-distancing becomes the new norm, we are stressed now more than ever, SHAPE America’s health. moves. minds program was designed to combat stress, anxiety, and the effects of social distancing, which removes many of the student’s and families’ support systems.
Learn how Bill Casey incorporated SHAPE America’s health.moves.minds. program into his high school and how it ended up being an experience for our students that will benefit them for the rest of their lives.
Health. moves. minds. How did we fit fundraising into a program that emphasizes social-emotional learning?
Anna and Michelle introduce some of the free SHAPE America resources that you can use with your students this week. They also share the impact health. moves. minds. have had on their students, school, and community.
Hi everyone, happy Random Acts of Kindness Week. On today’s PE Express podcast, I’ll share my thoughts on why implementing lessons around kindness and mindfulness in the middle of a growing mental-health crisis and pandemic is more important than ever and share some new resource is from the health. moves. minds. program that could be used during random acts of kindness week or anytime during the year.
Episode Highlights:
– It’s important to get young kids to fall in love with movement.
– It’s crucial to build confidence at the middle school level. Motivation by education.
– At what age should students start lifting weights?
– Top priorities for teaching strength and conditioning to athletes.
– How do you get the best effort from your students?
1. Ricochet Ball
2. Ricochet Triple Ball
3. Drag’N Tails Dunk
4. Mobile Baseline
5. Mobile Fill Own
6. Ultimania Ball
7. Ultimate Basketball Hoops
Ready to integrate some fun new programming into your in-person and/or virtual P.E. curriculum? It can be tough to keep students engaged in normal times
“Do you believe in miracles? Yes!” This famous call by Al Michaels during the 1980 Winter Olympics is now 41 years ago. That call, from February 22, 1980, will go down as one of the greatest moments in sports.
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