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Volleyball Presentation & terminology with Quiz ESL
Here is a small presentation with a mini quiz at the end to summarize the idea of how to play volleyball.
K - 12th, Higher Education, Not Specific
Physical Education
Heart Rate Powerpoint
A powerpoint presentation explaining why our heart rate increases.
Also looking into maximum heart rate and how a person could find out their maximum heart rate.
Looking into exercise zones and where your heart rate should increase too.
4th - 7th
Health, Other (Math), Physical Education
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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
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
Fitness Goal Supplement
For students who a little extra assistance when creating/writing their fitness goal in physical education. This resource is an interactive guide to determine what area of fitness will be worked on, what fitness assessment will be used to track it, and what type of increase in score will be a goal.
With a little laminating and velcro, you'll be all set!
4th - 6th
Health, Physical Education
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
Terry Fox Trivia - Assembly Presentation
I have used this PowerPoint presentation in whole school assemblies to recognize the greatness of Terry Fox and his journey, while inspiring students to run to raise funds to continue his fight against cancer. Here is an outline of the presentation: Slide 1: Title and video link - Show the video first; the answers to the questions that follow can be found in the video. Slide 2: Trivia Contest title slide Slides 3-8: These slides contain a total
3rd - 6th
Character Education, Classroom Community, Physical Education
Team Building Challenge Pack
Team Building Challenge PackThis free resource contains 12 team-building challenges that encourage students to work together, communicate effectively, solve problems and demonstrate leadership.The activities include a mixture of physical, communication and problem-solving challenges, making them suitable for a wide range of students and settings. Most activities require simple equipment commonly found in schools and can be adapted to suit different age groups.Ideal for:Field Day ActivitiesSports
4th - 12th
Character Education, Physical Education, Social Emotional Learning
Finding Heart Rate
In this inquiry activity, students will choose a physical activity to perform with a partner. What do they notice about heart rate? Does it increase as you continue to exercise? What is their average heart rate during this activity? This is a great prequel to a lesson on heart rate or the cardiovascular system in science or health/PE.
3rd - 5th
Health, Physical Education, Science
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