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Team physical education games are meant to be fun, active and a little out of control. We used Gopher’s Screamin’ activity balls, hoops, cones, and
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services recommends that children between the ages of 6-17 participate in at least 60 minutes of physical activity
Are you tracking step count or activity time in your physical education classes? Dr. Robert Pangrazi explains why activity time is a more fair and
Jumping rope is an excellent exercise for increasing activity time, coordination and confidence. While jumping rope is often used as a warm-up activity, one professor
If you ever have the chance to attend a workshop featuring high school physical education teacher Maria Corte, you need to do so. She is
For almost 10 years, I taught high school physical education wondering what I could use to help measure student participation and at the same time
Wearing chest straps, syncing heart rate devices, and calibrating pedometers can be extra work and very time consuming for your students. Tracking MVPA and activity
Though fitness is a primary focus of my middle school physical education program, I also teach a lot of skill development through sports-based (team and
This blog on poly spots is the third in our three-part series featuring unique lesson plan activity ideas using essential equipment for Physical Education. For more PE game ideas,
We recently ushered last year out of the gym, and I’m sure many of you prepared a Health or PE New Year’s Resolution to do
