Percent Increase and Decrease Quiz

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Active Energy Sources & Appliances Running Bingo Game | Middle School Science

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Get your students up, moving, and classifying energy with this high-energy Running Bingo game! 🏃‍♂️🔌 Looking for a dynamic, no-prep way to teach or review electrical appliances and their energy sources? This kinesthetic activity completely transforms the classic Bingo game into an active learning scavenger hunt. Instead of just sitting, students race around the classroom or gym to find hidden cards that match the appliances and power sources on their boards! What’s Included in This Comprehens

5th - 12th

Engineering, Environment, Physical Education

CCSS, NGSS

RST.6-8.4

, RST.6-8.7

, MS-PS3-5

Training for Physical Education Support Staff

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Great APE

Students with disABILITIES may need to have additional support during physcial education activities due to physical, social, or learning needs. Based on Best Practice and Inclusion, these handouts provide general guidelines and specific examples for training and supporting both the student and the paraprofessionals who work with them. They are also good for general education P.E. teachers who may or may not have paraprofessional or adapted P.E. teacher support available. Also included: "

K - 6th

Physical Education

Also included in: Adapted Physical Education Teacher Toolkit

Adaptive PE Program with Visuals for Autism

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Lessons with Laila

Adaptive PE for Autism. Teaching Physical Education to students with Autism or ASD can be an overwhelming task. The gymnasium can often be full of extra noises and sensory items that are not always conducive to and can easily upset students on the spectrum. This is a collection of tasks, visuals, and instructions to help your ASD children make it through P.E., elevate their heart rate, and have fun! Very structured tasks with visuals set a solid P.E. routine into motion immediately!

PreK - 6th

Health, Physical Education

Playing Tag Chase Social Story

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The Polka Dot Potty

This is a social story for all students who play the game of tag/chase outdoors. It is written to help children understand both the established rules of the game and the hidden rules (tag backs/being chosen "it" unfairly, etc.). This is one of the most common recess games today and is often the first attempts at bullish playground behavior- especially towards peers who may not understand the game.

PreK - 3rd

Physical Education

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