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This is a great way on the second day for the students to review all of the material on archery regarding NASP's safety procedures, shooting procedures, whistle command, and range rules. I created a series of questions to answer after watching the youtube videos I have listed in regards to getting a better grasp of the sport of Archery. All the answers are found in the youtube links provided on the sheet for the students.

This powerpoint is great for going over how important distracted driving is and how you can really capture students attention through engaging activities that show how the prevention of distracted driving can have such a huge impact on the lives of teens and adults who get behind the wheel.

This archery lesson covers the basic procedures like determining eye dominance, 11 steps of archery set up to shoot, whistle commands on the range, and safety procedures to follow. This would be a day 1 lesson plan and there would be no shooting on the range during this lesson since a lot of safety and procedural topics will be covered and practiced.

This zip file includes 7 detailed lessons for tennis in PE and a couple activities integrated on the importance of sleep in regards to the health portion of some lessons. It goes over control, forehand, backhand, serve, volley, lob, smash, going over doubles play, scoring, king of the court activity, and a round robin doubles tournament play. It even incorporates some health related activities on the importance of sleep in the lesson if you wanted to include that as well.

For 9th or 10th grade, here is a study guide for students that you would give to them at the beginning of the archery unit and you can pull info from this study guide to create a quick google form quiz/test to assess the students knowledge continually throughout the unit or at the very end of the unit.

This bundle includes 7 lessons plans for a high school golf unit. It covers safety, putting, chipping, pitching, full swing, playing on a golf course, scoring, rules, course layout, and a 9 hole course physical assessment.

For 9th or 10th grade, here is a study guide for students that you would give to them at the beginning of the volleyball unit and you can pull info from this study guide to create a quick google form quiz/test to assess the students knowledge continually throughout the unit or at the very end of the unit.

This golf peer assessment is conducted at 3 stations and each person gets two attempts going through the cues of the skill at that specific station. The 3 stations are putting, chipping, and pitching. The two attempts are a way to allow students to go through the cues of the skill the first time and the second time given feedback from their partner they do better and improve from how they did the first time.

This packet is awesome for high school PE because it allows students to answer questions while watching youtube videos on throwing, catching, craddling, shooting, and basic fundamentals of lacrosse before they start doing drills and playing in PE.

For 9th/10th grade health lesson: Break students up into 8 groups and have them brainstorm ideas, definitions, and what comes to mind when they think of the 8 different types of Wellness. Give at least 2-3 examples per wellness group. Have students work together in their groups, but every student submit individually.

I created this poster so students can see what is expected of them and contiually refer to it for the rest of the school year. I post this post in both the gym and health classroom and even on google classroom.

In these two lesson plans for a volleyball unit I break down the different activities and progression of activities covering the forearm pass and set and focusing on the cues to be able to implement these skills into a gamelike situation.

Here is an outline for PE Lacrosse Rules for your unit and ways in which you can break up space outside on fields for beginners, intermediate, and advanced players.

This is a 22 point detailed test on google forms that encompasses all of the tennis skills, knowledge, and rules of tennis. This test would be given on the last day of the unit.

These 3 lessons incorporate biking basics and helpful videos to practice biking skills and then create your own obstacle course.

These are PE lessons that students can do at home with being creative like using socks to juggle. There are great youtube videos that show students how to juggle correctly and how to practice effectively.

Here is a basic CPR study guide for students to look over and help them remember the important parts of CPR.

This is a great way to have a baseline assessment of the students cognitive knowledge of tennis and see what they already know, not sure of, and what they want to learn and improve on. This is given on the first day of the unit and the students can submit this google form as a completion grade and you can use this same test as a post assessment to give them for an actual grade to compile data to see where they were in the beginning and how far they have come with the knowledge they have gained t

This is a summative written test you can give on the rules of tennis and certain situational stuff to test the students knowledge on Tennis.

This a quick and effective peer assessment on a google form for students to fill out while they go through the skill volley in tennis and their partner will be looking at the form checking off what cues they see present and if they don't see a specific cue present by their peer they would leave the box blank. Its a great way for peers to provide feedback and truly understand the breakdown of the skill.