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Minute to Win It- Interactive Powerpoint Game

Created by

Minute to Win Game... perfect for some fun and friendly classroom competition!Include activities, materials required, and a timer!

Subjects:

English, Physical Therapy, Social Studies - History

Grades:

Not Grade Specific

Types:

Activities, Games, Centers

Fitness Planning - Fitness Center Sheet. RUBRIC INCLUDED

Created by

Health and PhysEd Rescue

Goal: Understand how to create an effective and a functional weekly fitness plan based on your goals. The guide and template starts out like this-My fitness goals (Physical, Mental, Social):1.2.3.My chosen exercises to achieve my goal:(Please include the type of exercise, the amount of repetitions, weight and the amount of times per week you will work on this) *Note: If you are following a specific program, post the exercises below and copy/paste the program.Below, think of some exercises you wo

Subjects:

Physical Education, Physical Therapy, Public Health

Grades:

6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff

Types:

Worksheets, Activities, Centers

Heavy Work, Body Work, Exercise Plan

Created by

Special Things for Special Hearts

Heavy Work Program for any age who needs body work! Can be utilized for at-home practice or parent support. Can be edited to be used within a classroom setting as well. Great for special education, physical education, physical therapy or exercise.

Subjects:

For All Subject Areas, Physical Therapy, Special Education

Grades:

Not Grade Specific

Types:

Activities, For Parents, Centers

[PREK MATH] Hopscotch Heart Math Game

Created by

LiloWheresStitch

I created the hopscotch math game to make teaching 1:1 correspondence fun for my PreK students. To put the game together, you will need 6 pieces of colorful (preferably pink, orange, and white) construction paper, a sharpie to write the number and draw a heart on them, and tape to plant the paper firmly onto the ground. You will also need 1 foam dice for the students to roll and use for the game. Three to four students can play this activity together as it not only improves their math skills, bu

Subjects:

Math, Mental Math, Physical Therapy

Grades:

PreK - K

Types:

Games, Centers

CCSS:

K.CC.A.2

, K.CC.B.4a