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Physical education laboratory pdfs
Newton's Three Laws of Motion: A Cross-Curricular Lesson for P.E. and Science
*** Over 400 Copies Sold! ***Now you can BUNDLE & SAVE!Hands On Science BundleNewton's Three Laws of Motion: A Cross-Curricular Lesson for P.E. and ScienceInvestigate Newton's 3 Laws of Motion through movement! This lesson plan includes instructions for setting up a 3-station physics experiment. This lesson can be done at an elementary or middle school level (depending on your state's specific grade level expectations for learning about forces and motion). Each of the three stations focuses
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2nd - 5th
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NGSS:
K-2-ETS1-3
, 3-PS2-1
, 3-PS2-2
, 4-PS3-3
Also included in:Â Hands On Science Bundle - Learn Through Exploration!
Anatomy & Physiology Lab Activity: Analysis of Joint Movement (Virtual Friendly)
Make teaching easier with the Human Anatomy & Physiology Unit 5 Lab Activity: Analysis of Joint Movement w/Answer Key! In this unique lab activity, students will review planes and axes of motion used to describe the orientation of body segments and apply what they have learned to accurately describe joint actions. Using common biomechanics nomenclature students will be introduced to methods used to describe everyday movements at a major joints. This activity provides complete background
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Lab Activity: Overview of Muscle Tissue (Skeletal, Smooth, Cardiac)
Make teaching easier with the Human Anatomy & Physiology Unit 6 Lab Activity: Lab Activity: Overview of Muscle Tissue (Skeletal, Smooth, and Cardiac)! This is a simple microscope lab that allows students to practice identifying the three types of muscle tissues based on key characteristics of each. The lab includes complete background information so not additonal text or resources is required. Key concepts and vocabulary are reinforced with 25 multiple choiice, matching, and fill in the b
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Also included in:Â Human Anatomy & Physiology Unit 6 Bundle: The Muscular System
Human Anatomy & Physiology Unit 6 Bundle: The Muscular System
This bundle includes:Human Anatomy & Physiology Unit Plan 6: The Muscular SystemUnit 6 Powerpoint: The Skeletal SystemReview Worksheet: Muscle Cell Physiology (Free Resources)Lab Activity: Overview of Muscle Tissue (Skeletal, Smooth, and Cardiac)Muscle Cell Physiology: A Review Quiz WorksheetCase Study: Clinical Case Study: Musculoskeletal Physiology (Free!)Lab Activty: Exercise Selection for Major Muscle GroupsUnit 6 Review Quiz: The Skeletal System (Free bonus file!)Unit 6 Test: The Skelet
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Virtual Muscle Lab Activity - Exercise Selection for Major Muscle Groups
In this activity students will apply knowledge of major muscle groups to make their own exercise program. Designed to be a low-prep, teacher friendly lab, only web access and students handouts are required. Sample teacher answer key is provided. Adapt this lab to a higher or lower level by choosing the exercises yourself and having students look up the information only. Choose single plane, single joint exercises for an easier activity or multiplanar, multi-joint exercises for a more difficul
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Also included in:Â Human Anatomy & Physiology Unit 6 Bundle: The Muscular System
How easily do diseases spread? Lab activity
Show your kids how diseases like the flu or common cold are passed by facilitating this fun activity.
Each student is given a dixie cup filled with water. One of the cups has mix of cornstarch and water in a diluted solution. *note - you want there to be just enough cornstarch so that the water isn't cloudy. I also use white plastic cups as opposed to paper.
You instruct students to exchange liquids by pouring the water back and forth between their cups a couple of times.
They repeat this p
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2nd - 12th
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Heart Rate Lab BUNDLE!
Getting ready to introduce the concept of heart rate to your physical education classes? Look no further! This bundle includes...1. An introductory Google Slides document that outlines what heart rate is, how it can be measured, and why we should use heart rate data2. A lab activity that can be done individually, or as a whole class. Both documents are available as Google Slides resources, which are great for online learning. If you are in person however, you can download and print them easily
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7th - 12th
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Body Movement Project and Rubric
This project allows students to choose from video, presentation, and written options as they explore body movements in sports and other activities. Students will be guided through planning and submitted an explanation of movement in their own words and an analysis of a sport skill broken down into its component parts.BONUS USE: As students are learning, have them complete this project in small groups--then repeat at the end of the semester/year as individuals using more complex movements and ski
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Ambulation and Assistive Devices Lab Stations
Have crutches, walkers, and/or canes in storage that you'd like to put to use? This set of handouts guides students through FOUR stations:posturewalking gaitcrutch fitting and usewalker/cane fitting and useStudents will be asked to read and research using suggested resources or their own before trying different movements/devices and then reflecting on their experiences. Made for anatomy, physiology, healthcare science, health science, and physical education, essentials of healthcare, sports medi
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9th - 12th
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Muscular Fatigue and DOMS Lab
Support your health, physical education, sports medicine, or exercise physiology students' understanding of muscular fatigue, perceived exertion, and delayed onset muscle soreness by having them complete this guided lab on muscular fatigue, perceived exertion, and delayed onset muscle soreness. Students should understand the purpose of this lab is to induce muscle soreness--it may be appropriate for students to NOT participate or to have a modified/alternate assignment.Made for anatomy, physiolo
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9th - 12th
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Active Learning Cardiorespiratory Training Lab
Support your health, physical education, sports medicine, or exercise physiology students' understanding of cardiovascular fitness and perceived exertion by having them complete this guided cardio lab with the cardio activity of their choice. Students will need a background understanding of RPE to complete this activity. REPEAT Use: Incorporate active learning by having students complete this activity multiple times performing a different type of exercise each time then ask them to reflect on th
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Little STEM Learners: STEM Valentine's Day - Heart Rate Challenge!
Looking for a low-prep activity for students on Valentine's Day? Download this 4-page lab, perfect for students in grades 2 - 4! Before sharing with students, discuss how to find a pulse, and perhaps even have a discussion on the circulatory system.Have fun!- Little STEM Learners
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2nd - 4th
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Lab: Total Blood Volume, Stroke Volume, and Cardiac Output
This simple lab activity will allow students to estimate their total blood volume, stroke volume, and cardiac output, both at rest and while exercising. Metric units are used as per Canadian standard. Materials required: Scale, measuring tape, stop watch, and calculator.This lab can be used for Ontario Curriculum: SBI3U, SBI3C, PSK4U, and PPL4O, Sample calculations included. Some fonts may not work on all computers. File can be altered to include marks if necessary.
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11th - 12th
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Feel The Beat This Valentine's Day - Target Heart Rate Class Activity
Celebrate Valentine's Day while engaging your students in a hands on lesson about heart rate and exercise. Students will learn how to find resting heart rate/max heart rate/target heart rate. The Lab wraps up with a few reflection questions to check understanding. Your digital purchase includes:-2 page worksheet-2 page answer key
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9th - 12th
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Ankle Taping - Lab Checklist and Understanding Questions
This checklist was designed to accompany a lesson on taping ankles. The checklist includes the basic components of an ankle tape job. This tool is an excellent way to formatively assess your student's ability to demonstrate a new skill. The bottom of document contain review questions to check students understanding of the purpose of ankle taping.
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9th - 12th
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3 Week PT Test Training Regiment
This product is designed as a higher level PT test training regiment. Good for sport training as well as anyone looking for a career in military or law enforcement that needs to get their fitness journey kick started and off the ground!Primary focuses: Cardiovascular Fitness, Endurance, & Stamina as well as Core Strength and Upper Body Strength
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
MS-LS1-3 Heart Rate Lab
This is a rigorous (and incredibly fun) laboratory experience directly aligned to Next Generation Science Standard MS-LS1-3 (or 07-LS1-3 if you're in Kentucky). It can also be used in High School to review concepts have a good time with it. In this lab, students will discover not only a useful life skill, but also how the circulatory system has interdependent relationships with other organ systems in the body. Theyâll also get just a little bit of exercise! Included with purchase: â Lab Report
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6th - 9th
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MS-LS1-3
Also included in:Â Body Systems Bundle NGSS MS-LS1-3 Activities and Assessment!
Scientific Method Experiment: Types of Exercise and Heart Rate: DIGITAL!
Looking for some scientific method practice that will keep kids engaged? This is it! Students follow the scientific method to answer the problem: Which type of exercise increase your heart rate the most? Students choose which exercises they do. It can be done is a group setting or as individuals. This is an experiment that can work for distance learning, but also in the classroom learning. It is designed to get kids outside (maybe to give them a mask break during the time of corona-virus!).
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4th - 8th
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Ethics in Science: Class Discussion, Multi-Version Assessment & Lab Report
This full mini-unit asks students to use real-world examples to debate and discuss the lines between ethical and unethical scientific investigations. Once assessed, students design an investigation, collect data, and form evidence-based conclusions in a full lab report write up. A great way to start the year! The flexibility within the Ethical Experiment on an Organism Lab Report allows students to access their interests (animals, exercise, reading, etc.) to test how organisms respond to their e
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8th - 12th
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Cerebrospinal Fluid Lab - How Your Body Protects Your Brain From Injury
About two-thirds of a cup of cerebrospinal fluid coats the brain and spinal column. Its primary role is to protection from injury. In this lab, students test the effectiveness of a liquid coating surrounding an object to understand the role of cerebrospinal fluid and its ability to protect the brain and spinal cord from trauma.
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4th - 7th
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Also included in:Â Nervous System Activities
Measuring Heart Rate and Finding Target Heart Rate Activity
In this activity, students learn to measure their own heart rates, as well as practice finding target heart rates for different purposes. This is a read-to-print .pdf, but an editable Google Doc is also available for download from my TpT store.
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7th - 9th
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Check Your Heart Rate Worksheet.
This is a simple activity where the students learn to check their heart rate using radial pulse.
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4th - 12th
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Human Power Lab Bundle
This lab allows students to workout in a weight room and measure the power of major muscle groups. There is a worksheet to record data on paper while working out, and a google sheet to automatically calculate the work done and power used for each exercise. Of course, you could have the students calculate everything themselves, but this is used as an introduction to power before we break out the calculators. The final google doc is a set of four conclusion questions.
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9th - 12th
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Muscular System Labs
Engage your students with this incredible Muscular System Labs! Designed for classroom partnerships, the labs encourage students to get up and move, exploring their own muscular system to understand how it works. With two comprehensive labs that come complete with lesson plans, lab sheets and additional resources, students will have everything they need to succeed and deepen their understanding of the human body. This labs allow students' knowledge and excitement soar!Related Productsâ Animal St
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2nd - 5th
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