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Physical education laboratories for Microsoft Word
Stadium Physics Lab- Finding Work, Energy, and Power of the Human Body, NGSS
This lab is editable and includes a teacher lesson plan with connections to NGSS.
The lab will give students the opportunity to work with energy, work, and power equations and calculate their power from moving up a set of bleachers. Students have a lot of fun with this lab and some of the athletes especially enjoy competing to have the most power.
This could be used in a Physical Education class for cross cutting content, as well as any Physics or Physical Science classroom.
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8th - 12th
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Heart Rate Investigation - Fitness in Health and Physical Activity
This investigation allows students to measure their heart rates after different physical activities. It will allow them to see that the more vigorous the activity, they higher their heart rate will climb. It also allows areas for reflection and can be used for further learning throughout the year. This is a great activity to begin a fitness unit or to even start at the beginning of the year.
A great cross curricular approach as well, incorporating math and the need for addition and multipli
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2nd - 12th
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Reflexes & Senses Lab Class
This laboratory is designed to help students develop their understanding of reflexes and sensory perception. It's a hands-on experience where students get to understand how our body responds quickly to various stimuli without us even thinking about it. They explore the concept of the 'reflex arc,' a neural pathway that makes these rapid responses possible.In the lab, students test different reflexes, like the knee-jerk reflex and achilles reflex. They measure how fast their body reacts when thei
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7th - 12th
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Bocce Ball Experiment
Have students use the scientific method while playing Bocce Ball! Students will use a number of independent variables in order to complete a group lab that connects the scientific method with a fun, interactive game. This is a great beginning of the year experiment to get students to start thinking scientifically or when teaching students about physics (force & Laws of Motion).
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7th - 9th
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NGSS:
MS-ETS1-4
, MS-PS2-2
, MS-PS2-1
Elastic Wrap Bandage Lab/ Activity
This lab/ activity will go over the techniques and check-off for ankle Spica, spiral bandage (lower extremity), Hip Spica (adductor), hip Spica (hip flexor), shoulder Spica, elbow figure 8 and hand/ wrist figure 8.
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9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Unit 6-8 Sports Med Bundle (Environmental, Protective and Taping)
Personal Fitness VO2 Max Lab Unit Plan
This unit is designed to help students discover and understand their personal heart rate zones. Students will learn the difference between their Resting, Fat burning, Aerobic, Anaerobic, and VO2 Max heart rate. Through this unit, students will individually administer four different fitness tests in order to discover their VO2 max heart rate.By gathering this information about their VO2 max they will be able to then discover what their personal fitness heart training zones are.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Posture Assessment Lab
This lab allows students to learn about labs. It has them analyze posture of a partner with a plumb line from the anterior, lateral, and posterior view. The students then explore what their findings mean.There is space at the end for an essay to reflect.TIP: I usually do a vocabulary "pre-lab" where students locate anatomical locations that we haven't gone over yet. This helps when going through the check list.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Healthy Heart Rate
An excellent resource for an integrated science/health/physical education lesson about the importance of cardiovascular exercise. This worksheet is a lab students will complete while exploring how to determine one's heart rate and what effect cardiovascular exercise has on heart rate. Students will write a hypothesis, find their heart rate at rest for three trials, find their heart rate after exercise for three trials, and write a conclusion.
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2nd - 5th
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SEHS IA feedback comment bank
This comment bank contains comments that can be copied and pasted as feedback to student work. Although the IA is marked against 6 criteria, you will probably find yourself commenting on 20+ skills. For each of the skills listed below I have reviewed the subject report and have written (at least) 3 comments - 1 comment for each of 3 levels of attainment. Each comment is written so as to help you acknowledge what has been achieved and to give advice as to how to improve. Watch the overview vide
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11th - 12th
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BMI Guided Notes
Use these Guided Notes with the Exercise Science Unit 1 Body Composition Powerpoint. This lesson guides students through and inquiry investigation with a graph, the definition of BMI, how it is calculated, practice calculations, and directions and the opportunity for students to calculate their own BMI. This is excellent for a Health/PE class or an Exercise Science/Biology course!
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Warm-Up/Cool Down Activity
Hello friends!!!This assignment was a fun assignment for my Exercise Science seniors! They were able to slip on the shoes of an Exercise Science professional and create a warm-up/cool down protocol for their "client"! This is a word document so edit as you see fit for your classroom :)This activity will get students out if their chairs and doing hands-on activity!Resource Textbook: Applied Exercise & Sport Physiology with Labs, 3rd Edition
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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MEASURING RESPIRATORY VOLUMES USING SPIROMETERS DATA SHEET
This worksheet can be used in your Anatomy and Physiology classes or as a RESPIRATORY SYSTEM LAB ACTIVITY. The table neatly organizes the spirometry data for your A&P students. Students will be able to log in the different spirometry results such as IRV, ERV, VC, Respirations per minute (RPM), Minute Respiratory Volume (MRV), etc. I use this table with my A&P students whenever we are covering the respiratory system and the students love sharing their spirometry records with the rest of
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Walking in the Shoes of a Smoker
This product is a lab style activity that I love doing with my students. It's super engaging and plays to multiple styles of learners. This bundle includes prep questions, the lab directions and recording sheet, analysis writing activity and teacher rubric.This product is a Word Doc and is fully editable.
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6th - 8th
Pre-Participation Health Screening Activity
This activity allows students to step in the shoes of an exercise professional and perform a health screening on themselves and on a "client". Exercise Professionals use these screenings before making an exercise program for an individual. PAR-Q+ and other necessary forms for this activity is not included. However, they are easily accessible on Google. Resource Textbook: Applied Exercise & Sport Physiology with Labs, 3rd Edition
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in:Â Pre-Participation Health Screening Bundle
Fitness Testing
This Physical Education Fitness Test encourages students to set attainable goals in a variety of fitness tasks.
The focus is for students to set reasonable and attainable goals then try to reach that goal. This is meant to cover an entire school year performing the test 4 times per year.
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1st - 12th
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Grades 4 - 8 Respiratory Lab Part 2
Exercise-based respiratory lab for grade 4-8 students. Items are easily acquired at home and provides a hands-on approach to learning about the respiratory system and how it functions during exercise and rest.
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4th - 8th
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