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Soccer Great Pele Informational Worksheet and Quiz Set
What’s InsideInformational Worksheets — Age‑appropriate reading passages about Pelé’s life, achievements, and the history of soccer.Interactive Activities — Movement‑based games like Dribble and Freeze that teach coordination, listening, and teamwork.Creative Crafts — Soccer‑themed art projects and printable templates for hands‑on learning.Reflective Writing Prompts — Encourage students to think about what makes a hero, how practice builds skill, and why teamwork matters.🎯 Perfect ForClassroom
PreK - 9th
Black History, Character Education, Physical Education
CCSS
CCRA.L.6
Also included in: Everything in My Store All 500 WS Activities, Crafts, Posters & More
5 day Squating Lesson with quiz and answers
The goals of this five-day squatting lesson plan are to equip students with a solid foundation in performing squats, a fundamental and effective compound exercise in strength training. Throughout the lessons, students will understand the purpose and benefits of squats while prioritizing proper form and safety precautions. They will learn how to perform bodyweight squats and gradually progress to lifting manageable weights, allowing them to build strength safely and effectively. Additional
1st - 12th
Physical Education
Kicking and Punting 7 day lesson with Quiz and TEAKS
This lesson plan combines both kicking and punting skills and aligns with Texas TEKS for Physical Education. Be sure to provide feedback and opportunities for improvement throughout the week, helping students refine their techniques.
1st - 12th
Physical Education
Locomotor Speed Games for PE (PK–2) | Animal Movement Activities, Listening & Mo
DescriptionLooking for fun, engaging, and easy-to-implement PE games for your youngest learners? These Locomotor Speed Games are designed specifically for PK–2 students and focus on building foundational movement skills through animal-themed activities and imaginative play. This resource includes 4 original PE games that help students practice locomotor movements such as walking, hopping, galloping, skipping, sliding, and running—all while improving listening skills, reaction time, spatial
K - 5th
Physical Education
Also included in: Locomotor Movement Speeds bundle
MyPlate Quiz
A quick 15 question quiz on MyPlate content. Includes labeling the food groups on MyPlate and deciding whether foods are fruits, vegetables, proteins, grains, or dairy products.
Word document so it may be edited.
Enjoy!
2nd - 5th
Health, Physical Education
Parts of the Skeleton Quiz
Are your students learning about the human body and the parts to the skeleton? Whether you are teaching science or integrating Halloween into a fun yet educational part of the school day, test their knowledge in this Skeleton Quiz. Students can use the word bank to label the parts of the skeleton. Answer key included.
2nd - 12th
Physical Education, Physical Science
Unit 2-Beanbag/Juggling-Perserverance Lesson #4- 3-5 PE (Physical Education)
Fitness Objective: Increase HR, breathing rate, and perspiration by participating in aerobic activity. Improve upper body strength.
Skill Objective: Be able to floor juggle 3 beanbags and understand the pattern of juggling. Be able to roll, chest pass, and catch a ball with a partner with accuracy and quickness. Be able to use hand-eye coordination to juggle 2-3 scarves and beanbags.
Social/Emotional Objective: Be able to work in a large group while following rules, procedures, and safe pr
3rd - 5th
Health, Physical Education
What sport are you made for?
Using your character, motivations and interests take a quiz from youtube and fill in your answers to reflect on what sport or type of sport best suites you.
3rd - 12th
Physical Education
5 Components of Fitness Quiz
A quick two-sided, half-page quiz for students covering the definitions and examples of activities that fit into each component of fitness.
3rd - 12th
Health, Physical Education
Fitness Scavenger Hunt
These sheets can be cut up and scattered around for students to find. Working with partners, students will read a determine what activity is being asked from the riddle. While students are moving from clue to clue, they are given different locomotor skills to preform. This can lead to a discussion on what muscles are being used and which activities caused students to use more energy or increase heart rate.
2nd - 5th
Health, Physical Education
Modified Fitness Tracker Sheet (FITNESSGRAM or VA Wellness)
I created this modified fitness tracker sheet with the intentions for 5th and 6th grade students to become more independent when recording this fitness scores. If you use the FITNESSGRAM or VA wellness fitness assessments, this can be great for your students you require a bit more simplified language and the use of visual supports to increase independence. I have found that my students really benefit from the varied orientation and visuals! I think adding the modification box was vital. As an
3rd - 10th
Health, Physical Education
PE Fitness Diary
A fitness diary which you can use from Kindy to K6. Excellent for remote learning and to use as formative assessment. Clip-art used from free sources.
PreK - 3rd
Physical Education
Elementary Kids Home Workout Plan for Physical Education
This printable workout plan formatted in Microsoft Word is designed for children in grades K-5 to increase physical activity outside of school. The elementary kids workout program provides directions and activities to improve the development of flexibility, upper body strength, abdominal strength, and aerobic endurance. Each exercise category contains a few familiar activities for children to do on their own. There are also suggestions for lifetime and leisure sport activities. You may edit
K - 5th
Health, Physical Education
Knock 'Em Down! Set 'Em Up!
Easy Peasy PE Integration recommends this game as a fast paced start up activity to be played in physical education, while integrating language arts and math skills. Students will team up and sprint into action working together to identify parts of speech and/or math facts. Checking their heart rates before and after the activity, students will understand how intense activity increases their heart rates.
1st - 4th
English Language Arts, Math, Physical Education
CCSS
CCRA.L.1
Healthy Activity Log
Students fill out a one week log of their physical activity level. Then they self assess whether or not they are getting enough exercise and decide what small changes they can make to increase their exercise level. Then they can draw a picture of what they do to exercise.
1st - 3rd
Health, Physical Education
Elementary Floor Hockey Unit (Grades K-6)
This is a comprehensive Floor Hockey Unit for students in Kindergarten to grade six. The skills focused on in this unit include stick-handling, passing, and shooting; as well as a focus on the rules and game play associated with the game. Over this 6 lesson unit students will increase their skill set while playing one of their favorite games!
K - 7th
Physical Education
Kickball Unit (Lesson Plans) K-5 Physical Education
These are ready-made lesson plans for an 8-week Kickball unit, designed for Physical Education teachers with one class per week. For two-day lessons, activities and small-sided games can be repeated the following week with increased complexity, added defensive or base-running challenges, or modified scoring systems, along with updated DOK 1–3 questions to keep students cognitively engaged and progressing in skill development. For younger grades, modify equipment and gameplay by using softer or
K - 5th
Physical Education
CCSS
CCRA.L.1
, CCRA.L.3
Softball Unit (Lesson Plans) K-5 Physical Education
These are ready-made lesson plans for an 8-week Softball unit, designed for Physical Education teachers with one class per week. For two-day lessons, skill stations and small-sided games can be repeated the following week with added tactical elements, increased throwing distance, situational gameplay, or modified scoring challenges, along with updated DOK 1–3 questions to deepen strategic thinking and understanding. For younger grades, modify equipment by using larger bats, lighter or foam bal
K - 5th
Physical Education
CCSS
CCRA.L.1
, CCRA.L.3
Flag Football Unit (Lesson Plans) K-5 Physical Education
These are ready-made lesson plans for an 8-week Flag Football unit, designed for Physical Education teachers with one class per week. For two-day lessons, activities and small-sided games can be repeated the following week with increased complexity, added defensive pressure, or modified scoring systems, along with updated DOK 1–3 questions to keep students cognitively challenged and engaged. For younger grades, modify equipment and gameplay by using softer or foam footballs, smaller playing ar
K - 5th
Physical Education
CCSS
CCRA.L.1
, CCRA.L.3
Readiness Skills Development Activities
This is a 59 page paper on the 7 readiness skills for elementary school students. The 7 skills include: hand-eye coordination, laterality, balance, general coordination, body image, tactile touch, and audio-receptive/audio-expressive language. I list 5 different activities for each skill that are specifically designed towards the skills. There are 35 total activities to use in the classroom and/or the gymnasium. Without the development of these skills, it is proven that students will have a
PreK - 6th
Health, Physical Education, Speaking & Listening
Trampoline skills pictures
I've been working on this project for a child who I work with that has Autism. I made these Trampoline skills pictures to communicate what skills we are working on. Austism or not, 65 percent of children and adult alike are visual learners. There's 8 pictures for basic beginner skills for you to print out. More pictures are coming out soon! Enjoy! Instructions: 1. Print 2. Cut 3. Paste on index cards (optional) 4. Eliminate the cards (recommended to make them last longer) IDEAS: You can place
1st - 12th
Physical Education
E-learning Hand Eye Coordination Activity Poster
You are downloading a poster that can be used for hand-eye coordination drills. This poster is designed to help students practice observing, processing, and reacting to visual stimuli. While doing this activity, students are increasing their reaction speed, improving hand-eye and body coordination, crossing the mid-line of their body, and waking up areas of their brain. This chart when used correctly can improve your students' physical fitness components instantly. Please feel free to test my t
K - 12th
Physical Education
Editable Stage 2 PDHPE Syllabus Healthy Me, Benefits of Healthy Living Programs
A complete semester‑long Stage 2 PDHPE Health resource designed to teach the theory of physical activity, healthy living, and wellbeing in alignment with the new 2024 PDHPE Syllabus outcomes. This comprehensive bundle includes two full PDHPE programs, editable worksheets, quizzes, and unit title pages, perfect for building confident, health‑literate learners through engaging, practical activities. Program 1: Benefits of Physical Activity (26 pages, editable)A complete 10‑lesson program with a
3rd - 4th
Health, Physical Education, Social Emotional Learning
Connect 4
This activity is to get students moving, while having to think of a problem solving strategy to connect four game pieces in a row. This is a task that the students may have done several times before but now they have a partner to work with and the games pieces are across the room. This Connect 4 activity incorporates: cardiovascular activity (running for the game pieces), problem solving (strategy to get four game pieces in a row, and working together / communication (working with a partner
1st - 6th
Physical Education
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