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Hi, I'm Erin from PEforEveryone! I have been an educator for 20 years now (yikes!), and most of my career has been in International Schools. I have taught all grades from PK - 12 and love finding creative ways to get and keep people moving.
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Social Media Safety for students with autism or additional needs- Full Lesson
If you are looking for an interactive and up-to-date lesson to help students understand what is safe and appropriate to post and share on social media, you're in the right place! This resource is a full lesson for PE/health classes on online safety for students with additional needs or in mainstream classes. Common questions students have: What can I post? What is inappropriate, socially risky or illegal? What should be on my profile? All is covered in this resource, along with additional acti
5th - 12th
Classroom Community, Physical Education, Social Emotional Learning
Student Wellbeing Check-ins
How are your students feeling these days? These easy-to-print wellbeing check-ins are an excellent way to connect with your students and support their mental, social and emotional wellbeing. These check-ins normalise sharing emotions (good and challenging ones) with trusted people. I tend to do a check-in every 3 months, as it helps me plan learning groups and stay connected with students. The resource includes five wellbeing check-ins. It also has a blank option for students to share any topi
4th - 7th
Health, Physical Education
Student Shout Out Cards
Celebrate the little wins in your PE class with these student shout-out notes. Print out a stack of these little cards, and each time you (or another student) see a student demonstrating awesome choices, write a note to send home and celebrate the success. 4 different cards, blank space for a little teacher (or student) note. #FirstAttentiontoBestConduct
PreK - 6th
Physical Education
A-Z Fitness Workout
Looking for a cross-curricular way to get your kids moving? Look no further than this fun A-Z Fitness Workout. Each alphabet letter connects to a fitness exercise, so grab a word from the pile and get moving! This resource includes the A-Z fitness workout, a full movement guide to help your kids complete each exercise, and 12 words covering the complete alphabet. To add to the level of challenge some of your students may need, there is a blank A-Z page for them to create their own (this could b
PreK - 6th
Physical Education
Dice Fitness (standing-only activities)
Need a quick brain break, fitness station or warm-up activity? Are you out for a walk and want a way to keep students motivated and active? Dice Fitness for the win! All you need to use this resource is a dice and space to get moving. This resource includes a blank copy for students to design their own movement game.
PreK - 6th
Physical Education
PE Bulletin Board Wall Display - "We are practicing"
Looking for a bright and inclusive bulletin board / wall display for a PE space? This is perfect! Instead of the usual "I can" statements, try these "I am practicing" ones. Not everyone can do the exercises, but everyone can practice them. I have also used them for student feedback to find out which activities students find challenging or confident in (they attach a peg with their name to the paper) and for choice (they choose which one to demonstrate to me or a peer).
PreK - 2nd
Physical Education
Movement Challenge Cards
Kids of all ages LOVE station activities or things they can do at their own pace. These 6 inclusive movement challenge cards plus 6 level-up challenge cards (the same exercise, just harder) are perfect for a warm-up, brain break, or station activity. Spread around your teaching space as a fitness scavenger hunt, project on a screen for full class use or use in stations as a warm-up before a skill activity - so many ways to use them. These are a firm favourite of my classes and a handy resource
PreK - 6th
Physical Education
Workout Cards (Tabata style)
Help students learn how to use Tabata to build their fitness and confidence in movement. It uses time instead of a specific number of repetitions, so it is fully inclusive for all levels. There are three different Tabata workouts, with 30 seconds for each exercise and 10 seconds of rest. Students can attempt as many rounds as they want. Included is a blank Tabata workout card so students can build their own. I have used the blank template for assessment (can they show their knowledge of a bala
Not Specific
Physical Education
Minute to Move Challenges
Looking for a quick 5 (or more) minute activity that engages students and is fully inclusive? Look no further! These Minute to Move challenges are perfect. 5x 1 Minute challenges, with blank cards for students to make their own, too. Student Goal: Complete as many repetitions of each exercise in one minute as you can—or, for running on the spot, keep going for the whole minute. A personal performance tracker is included so students can see their progress. This is important so they learn that
Not Specific
Physical Education
Get to know you questions - First Days of School
These 10 Either / Or visual get-to-know-you questions are perfect for morning meetings in the first two weeks or as a starter activity. Print or display the questions, and students can answer them verbally, via a peg on a ribbon hanging below each picture answer, by signing their name or adding a token - fully inclusive and with no stress for anyone. A blank Either / Or card is included so students can also make up their own questions to get to know their peers. What do they want to know? The f
2nd - 12th
Physical Education
Playground Play Choices
The playground can be a tricky place for kids if they don't know what to do. What games can they play? What are the rules of the games? This playground choice resource is perfect to print and laminate and display in the playground or in any other recess area. 9 popular playground games and activities to choose from.
K - 5th
Classroom Community, For All Subjects
PE Playing Card Fitness Workouts
Students not engaged in your warm-ups? Bored of running laps? Are you looking for ways to increase student choice in PE? These playing card fitness workout sheets are perfect. The first sheet allows two choices per playing card - a great introduction to making fitness choices. The other three sheets allow for students to fully design their workouts by writing or drawing in two options for each playing card suit. One sheet asks for general workout exercises, and the others ask for either lower-
1st - 10th
Health, Physical Education
PE Self Assessment: Movement Unit
How do your students really feel about their skills in your movement unit? A great grab-and-go self-reflection activity that can be shared with home and used as part of a learning portfolio.
3rd - 7th
Physical Education
PE Posters: How to be a good teammate
Awesome SEL posters to help students know what to say when they win or lose in games. It's not easy losing. No one likes it. But learning some key phrases can help you manage your feelings and be a good teammate. Perfect for PE spaces inside and outside.
K - 6th
Physical Education
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About the store
Experience
Hi, I'm Erin from PEforEveryone! I have been an educator for 20 years now (yikes!), and most of my career has been in International Schools. I have taught all grades from PK - 12 and love finding creative ways to get and keep people moving.
Teaching style
I want to try to ensure every student in my class, regardless of their needs (diagnosed or not), has a positive and successful experience around movement. We all need to move for our physical and mental health, so students must learn to find a way they enjoy that works for them. That's where passionate teachers like me come in! I am a massive advocate and practitioner of inclusive education. I can help you support every single student in your class in having a voice and choice and being engaged in meaningful movement.
Awards & shining teacher moments
I love seeing students build confidence and a love of movement!
My own education history
Licensed teacher (QTS) Post Graduate in Education, MA Special and Additional Needs
Additional biographical information
I really do believe movement is for everyone! No more dreading PE or movement time for teachers or students. These resources are designed to be inclusive and can be adapted to different needs. I use them in my own classes and they help make movement fun for all. #GetActive
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