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This resource is an Alphabet Exercise PE Activity . This is a fun cross-curricular activity that will allow your gym students to exercise and review the alphabet as they go. There is one exercise for each letter of the alphabet.
This AMRAP PE Activity : As Many Rounds As Possible will get students moving! There are 12 workout visuals and incentive tickets to engage students in this fitness routine.
These animal-themed dance/movement cards are a perfect way to get the kids moving! Designed to be folded to make a laminated card, they have basic suggestions of movements for the children that match the animal pictured.
This is a 1-page download that can be printed and posted in your classroom. This printable outlines movements of 5 different animals and students will use their imagination to move like that animal.
Gross Motor Movement Cards: Animal Fun is a set of 24 flash cards . They include fun exercise activities for students including giraffe stretches, sloth walks and turtle crawls. Each movement will highlight an animal.
A movement-based activity pairing animal-themed yoga poses with descriptive directions to incorporate physical activity, sensory regulation, and mindfulness into the classroom
A gross-motor indoor-recess game where children act out farm and other animals in response to a chanted poem.
A P.E. skill-assessment/game resource for teaching and assessing badminton striking (passing the birdie over the net) through a group game with rotating skill stations.
A PE lesson/game plan teaching volleyball striking (the 'call the ball' communication skill) through a circle-volley game, tied to SHAPE America national PE standards.
These are Brain + Body Breaks for the Classroom. These are center activities designed for the regular classroom teacher or the PE teacher.
This set of British Wildlife Yoga Cards for Kids will help your students learn through movement either at home, in the classroom, or in a studio.
Christmas Exercise Stations: Your Perfect Holiday Physical Education Resource Christmas Exercise Stations is an excellent, stress-free teaching resource for educators looking to invigorate their physical education lessons during the…
Combine gross motor movement practice with a Christmas-themed board game.
Give students a quick movement/brain-break game using Christmas character and number dice to practice gross motor skills.
This resource is a set of Classroom Cooperative Games . There are 5 games printed 2 per page. Each game includes: - Equipment needed - Formation - Instructions
A Christmas-themed team fitness circuit for PE class combining strength, cardio, and teamwork skills.
Components of Fitness Series: Coordination Task Cards provide physical education teachers and homeschooling parents with an engaging resource to teach coordination skills.
Components of Fitness Series: Reaction Time Task Cards is a teaching resource that helps educators improve students' physical reaction time.
This resource is filled with posters to give coordination skill ideas for your little ones. They will practice maneuvering obstacle courses with cups, toe taps with cups and so much more.
Creative Yoga for Children: Using Imagery to Reinforce the Essential Principles of Movement A highly effective teaching tool specifically designed for educators in various environments such as public schools, private academies, and…
A CrossFit-style team competition resource for PE class that measures and develops locomotor skills, strength, cardiovascular fitness, and teamwork through station-based exercises.
Crossing Midline is filled with simple ideas in the home and/or school settings to encourage midline crossing in younger and older children
A single Valentine's Day-themed physical education tag/relay game ('Cupid Competition') targeting throwing, catching, agility, and cardiovascular endurance skills.
A 5-activity dance and movement booklet combining crafts, guided dance instruction, and a culminating performance/video project; content and phrasing ('Brownies', 'girls') indicate it was written for a Girl Scout Brownie troop meeting context.