PhyEd made Fun

This grading rubric includes three categories and the percentage for each one. It also includes how they are graded, based on 5 daily points. I handed this out to all of my students this year so they have a clear expectations for how I am grading them.

This unit plan specializes in "lesson targets/focus of the lesson" for each day. Kickball may seem pretty basic, but there is a lot more to it!

Teaching points on hitting and base running. Very easy to follow

Softball: Skill acquisition/refinement/knowledge about how to teach the subject matter.

This lesson plan covers the basics of throwing and catching a football. The activities can be used for elementary, middle or high school. The activities are fun and essential for beginners.

These basketball lessons are perfect for conditioning and leading up to game play!

This chart is posted in my gym and it is a great reference for students and myself! I have the students pick which exercise they would like to do from the chart. A couple of good ideas would be blowing up the chart and laminating it to make it look more presentable.

Need easy learning targets for students to follow? These learning targets cover the basics in badminton. They are student age appropriate for their understanding of the game.

This rubric is great for any tumbling unit. Students are able to write down their skill/category on the sheet and when they are ready to perform they hand it in to the teacher. The teacher can follow the routine and check off either a 1, 2 or 3 for each skill. The rubric also explains how to earn a 3, 2 or 1 and it contains the requirements for the routine.

This is an awesome sheet for team crossfit! It is perfect for organizing a crossfit lesson or you can use it as a warm-up. It has different rounds, a place for students to put their names, and it contains different sets for each round! I use it as a warm-up and decrease the time to 5 minutes instead of 8 minutes.

This self-assessments is designed for basketball, but it can also be used for any other unit. It is a good formative assessment for students to self-evaluate their own efforts/work.

This lesson plan can be used on either day 2 or 3 for flag football. It includes a football warm-up and state standards. Also includes fun football plays students can practice!

These learning targets are the key points that students will be able to learn from the volleyball unit.

This is another daily point rubric that can be used in class.

Essential questions are helpful teaching tools while guiding students in their learning. Many students are not familiar with lifting. These questions are meaningful to students' learning.

This is an example of how to perform calf-raises. It can also be used as an example for students to create their own muscle guide for homework. It includes what muscle it works, how to perform, and adapt to calf raises.

This is a list of techniques of the game basketball. It includes shooting, dribbling and rebounding

This lesson is a reflection lesson on the dangers of tobacco. There is role play and writing.

A fun warm-up students can complete in any type of physical education unit. This warm-up can be done in groups or individually.

These basketball learning targets will help students understand your expectations.