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.
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.
Hey, everyone. Today on the PE Express podcast, I wanted to talk about an important word, assessment. This word may bring up a variety of feelings within you upon hearing it. My hope is that by the end of the short podcast, you will have a quick assessment strategy that you can add to your teacher toolbox to help your students and yourself in the gym. Let’s get to it.
1. Hula Hoop Horseshoe
2. KickPar
3. SyncroBall
4. Disc Golf—With Mobile Stands
5. Disc Golf—With Natural Goals
6. Team Launch Volleyball Set
In talking with so many of my physical education colleagues from across the country. Many of us, including myself, have lots of questions and wonderings in terms of what the best methods are in holding our physical education students accountable during our virtual PE classes.
For several years, my PE staff and I have been trying to relay the importance of stress relief to our students, parents, staff, administration, and
Within the upper left of the United States, many school districts have fully embraced remote learning for the foreseeable future. This school year is new for me and I’ve been as much of a student as I am a teacher. Not only am I teaching middle school Physical Education for the first time in my 14 years of education, but I have to do so without any face-to-face interaction with my students.
COVID-19 has created many challenges for physical education teachers in a virtual or hybrid setting. This month’s Huddle focuses on those challenges including large class sizes, minimal equipment, securing technology through grant funding, to increasing communication among fellow physical educators. In addition, motivating students in a virtual setting is an ongoing issue that continues to challenge teachers. Join us for a Huddle that will be hands-on and practical and about issues that impact the entire profession.
1. Topple Three Up
2. Topple Four Up Dribble
3. Your Color Up
4. Seven Degree
5. Topple Double Tic Tac
6. Pushup Tic Tac Toe
7. Topple Numbers in Sequence
8. Word Relay
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