Anna Barbour

Save yourself some TIME by purchasing this fully editable PE syllabus. I have tweaked it over the years. It started out as 4 pages and now it is 2 pages. These two pages contain what is essential for my classroom. I hope that it helps save you time and allows for you to customize it to fit your personality and style. This syllabus contains:Uniform RequirementsLocker Room ExpectationsInjury & LimitationsBehavioral Growth GuidanceExpectationsGrading PolicyContact InformationThis product may be pri

The "Jigsaw Method" is a good way to "chew" the information students are taught about the 6 -steps of the Decision Making Process prior to this assignment. I number off the students 1-6. Their number is their step in the decision making process that they need to become an expert in. Using their text, they will investigate their Step and be prepared to share it with their group. Each group will have each step represented in it. Students then present the material to each other and note take while

Have you ever had to have a study hall class? It can be somewhat challenging, especially in the junior high/middle school area. This syllabus may help you get started with some expectations and guidelines to help your class go more smoothly and productively. This product may be printed for individual use in the classroom. It may not be shared with other teachers, printed for more than one teacher’s use, or printed for the whole school without permission from the author Anna Barbour. This produc

This resource is a simple way to teach the S.T.O.P. strategy in your health class. It comes in a Google Doc format, so you can edit it to meet your needs. You will need to teach the method first: S: Say No T: Tell Why Not O: Offer Another Idea P: Promptly Leave The students love creating a poster representing the S.T.O.P. strategy. Use this rubric as a way to help guide their poster creations. This product may be printed for individual use in the classroom. It may not be shared with other tea

Teaching is hard. Use these five simple tips to help you survive your first year. © Anna Barbour