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. 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
Right now, I know many of us are having a really hard time trying to put our lessons and thoughts together when it comes to creating and implementing our virtual or hybrid PE lessons. There are so many different ways on how we can all be teaching our content right now. So today I have a few thoughts and reasons on why I designed my lessons the way that I do.
On today’s podcast, I want to take a moment to talk to you about making sure you’re prepared in case your school district where to go to a virtual learning platform.
Scroll to next tag game (Ace Chase Two Square) Cooperative Instructions Fundamental Movement Skills: Manipulative Send (Strike), Manipulative Receive (Strike) Equipment List: One bouncy foam ball
Hi Everyone. I’m calling this PE express podcast “The Art of the Cool Down”, and I want you to think about your classes for a moment. Do you incorporate a cool down in your lessons? Well a cool down really in essence is being able to calm the body or transition from an active state to a more passive one.
Many Physical Educators (K-12) have been using randomizer videos to increase engagement and provide a little more fun to remote learning sessions. The video below
It’s important for Physical Educators to lead the way teaching social-emotional learning in schools. Healthy minds are equally as important as healthy bodies. It’s the
Right now, many of us are teaching physical education either in 100% virtual learning environment, or a hybrid environment. Due to this, I think it’s important to reflect and think about how we are offering choices for our students within our daily lessons and weekly curriculum. I’m going to share some of my strategies with you on how I allow for student choice within my lessons.
Dr. Jo Anne Owens-Nausler (Dr. Jo) has been an educator and administrator for nearly half a century. She is a past-president of AAHPERD (SHAPE America) and a featured speaker promoting physical activity and emotional health and stability. Join us for a high energy presentation, with action solutions, that will help you continue to be “YOUR BEST YOU!” during this difficult time. Topics include (1) Outlets and Solitude, (2) Thoughtful Gestures, (3) Attitude and Gratitude, and (4) Bucket Fillers.
In today’s podcast, I want to give you a couple ideas of activities you could do with your students at the high school level during a time of pandemic where we’re trying to limit the use of equipment.
