Exercise Bundle for Special Education

Great resources to create an Exercise Unit to promote health and fitness throughout the year! Perfect for Life Skills and Special Education classrooms, Inclusion, Physical Education or English Learners. This bundle includes 5 products with multiple activities!

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Exercise Adapted Book for Special Education

Do you need more health activities for your students? This EXERCISE and Your Health adapted book set will provide your students with information on the benefits of exercise and how exercise will help their body. Differentiated with 3 Levels of text. Each book includes simple repetitive text, no wrap-around sentences for beginning readers, and additional support for students who require picture symbol supported text or vocabulary highlights. This product also includes 40 picture/word vocabulary cards related to the text and a Lesson Guide.

Focus Pages: definition of exercise, ways to exercise, how exercise helps your body, exercise and blood flow, endorphins, importance of muscle flexibility, benefits of exercise, how exercise helps you, daily exercise, and connection to personal exercise.

Exercise Sort Activity

Do your students need some exercise? This Exercise Picture Sort is a great interactive activity to help students identify physical activities that promote health and fitness.

Picture card are sorted into 2 categories (Exercise/Not Exercise) using a pocket chart, table top or task box presentation. Simple text with teen clip art and communication boards to increase participation.

Secondary Life Skills Sport Task Cards

These high-interest, sport-themed task cards are ideal for independent work or as a vocabulary building activity in Special Education secondary classes. Great activity to help students identify sport environments, actions, and equipment.

BONUS: Word Banks and Picture-Word vocabulary cards!

Sport task cards for: football, basketball, volleyball, soccer, lacrosse, swimming, golf, hockey, gymnastics, baseball, track, and tennis.

Task card questions focus on sport environments, actions and sport equipment used.

Examples: Who plays here?

Who swings a bat? Who kicks a ball? Who hits a ball? Who runs the ball?

Who uses this?

Interactive Sport Book

Fun interactive Sport Book for independent work or as a reading activity in centers. Ideal hands on activity to build vocabulary and engage students. Easy to prep books have simple text and picture-supported versions. Each page has one sentence with a sport scene for student to select the corresponding player/athlete from the picture bank and place on the page.

Running Log and Exercise Poster Bulletin Board Set

Need some help motivating your students to get daily exercise? This Running Log has multiple pages for students to track their personal goals and achievements. TWO Versions ---simple text and picture support for students to track laps/minutes or respond to question or writing prompts. Color or Black/White cover with 6 black/white running log pages to choose from each week.

The poster set includes visuals to promote health and fitness and acknowledge achievements. Makes a great bulletin board or wall display.

Four 8x11 Posters to use as bulletin board/wall display.

• Fitness Tracker

• Exercise

• Get Moving: walk, run, jog

• Finish – Celebrate your finish!

Records Display Set: Best Run, Most Improved, Best Weekly Total, Best Time, Classroom Record Set. Student names, picture, and/or achievement can be written or attached to the record frame. Display also includes a Classroom Goal page for Laps, Minutes, or Miles. Also includes individual student lap counter card and/or lap display chart.

Melanie Mastin

Adapted for TEENS