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Kindergarten physical education pdfs for staff and administrators
Weekly Student Physical Activity and Nutrition Log
Support and encourage your students to get sixty minutes of physical activity per day and eat a well-balanced diet! Use this weekly physical activity and nutrition log for students to track their daily activity and food intake.Activity log has spaces for students to track their physical activity, with a goal of 60 minutes total per day. A "Sample Activities" page is included to inspire and motivate students to try different activities and give themselves credit for their movement each day.Nutr
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PreK - 6th
This Year In P.E. Bulletin Board
Show everyone what you will be learning about in Physical Education classes this year. This bulletin board file allows you to customize based on sport or activity. ***PLEASE NOTE*** Near the end of the document is a picture of how I displayed it in my school. There is a large poster in the middle that IS NOT included. That is from SHAPE America… https://www.shapeamerica.org/ItemDetail?iProductCode=N_S_ELEMENTARYPlease check out my other products...https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Phys
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K - 8th
Gym Shoes Reminder Cards
As a physical education teacher, you know how important it is for your students to wear the proper footwear, so that they can maximize their performance in their activities, but also for safety reasons. Why not download some handy reminders you can pass out to students who forget to wear running shoes to your P.E. class? Well, we've made it easy for you by creating a PDF that you can print and make copies of to easily accomplish this task.Once cut out, each card is approximately 5.5 in. x 4.25 i
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PreK - 12th
Ontario 2015 Kindergarten Health and Physical Education Long Range Plans
A 10 month overview for teaching the 2015 Ontario Health and Physical Education curriculum. This document is a good starting point for planning your year. Be sure to read the following:What's included:-a monthly overall focus-a monthly list of specific curriculum expectations-a suggested diagnostic OR formative assessment method-a list of success criteria for each months focus/list of expectations-a suggested summative assessmentWhat's not included:-lesson plans-assessment toolsThanks for having
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PreK - K
Certificates For Sports & Activities Set 3
Give your students the recognition they deserve with these fancy certificates. Included are these certificates:
• Attitude
• Sportsmanship
• Tennis
• Golf
• Cross country
• Track & Field
• Lacrosse
• Soccer
• Blank Achievement
• Blank Excellence
A blank achievement award and blank excellence award are also included so you can write in your own words. There are TWO certificates on each 8 ½” x 11” sheet.
To add names and dates, open the pdf. Click on “Sign” at the far right on your top me
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
IEP Goal Bank of Gross Motor Skills. 200 Goals!
Are you responsible for writing measurable IEP goals and objectives for gross motor skills? Do you find yourself looking for ideas to help you in your IEP goal writing? This resource is for physical education, adapted physical education teachers, physical therapists, occupational therapists, school psychologists, and special education teachers who are responsible for writing gross motor IEP goals and objectives. This IEP goal bank contains 200 measurable goals and objectives for gross motor s
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
CHAMPS Behavior and Expectations Chart, P.E.
CHAMPS is a wonderful classroom management tool that leaves the students with no questions as to how they should be behaving. Each letter stands for a different facet of the expectations of the classroom and/or the assignment. C (Communication)-- How loud the student may speak; H (Help)-- How the student asks for help; A (Action)-- What the student should be working on; M (Movement)-- Is the student allowed to get up and move?; P (Participation)-- How do you show that you are working?; S (Succes
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PreK - 8th
Adapted Physical Education Evaluation Tool
This screening tool is to be utilized as an aid in evaluating Body Management, Locomotor Skills, Manipulative/Object-Control Skills, Health and Fitness, and Social/Behavioral Skills of students in Kindergarten through 12th grade. Information gained from this inventory will be helpful in determining student Strengths and Needs. I also have another Evaluation Tool for Secondary Students at https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/PE-Secondary-Level-Skills-Checklist-w-Sports-and-Leisure-Inventor
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PreK - 8th, Higher Education, Staff
Also included in: Adapted Physical Education Teacher Toolkit
SLP Attendance in Google Docs (for 30-minute sessions)
Preview this spreadsheet at: http://youtu.be/B9mNLh_NbPMI have even improved the spreadsheet since the video for a cleaner look (see pictures)Looking for an EASY way to keep track of the service minutes you provide under an IEP? Try this handy google docs spreadsheet, complete with formulas to tally the total number of minutes you have provided and account for sessions in which the student was absent or did not attend. It's even COLOR CODED! Each cell in the "totals" row turns green when you
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PreK - 12th, Staff
Why Exercise Poster Bundle ---3 total
These colorful Why Exercise Posters show what we want our students to learn and know during our daily Physical Education classes. The posters are simple yet informational!These posters can easily be copied on a school or store Poster-Maker to convert to a large sized poster. You can then place it inside your gym or playing area for your students to see and for you to reference while you teach your daily physical education lessons. This Physical Education Poster is designed for all ages but is be
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PreK - 12th
Training for Physical Education Support Staff
Students with disABILITIES may need to have additional support during physcial education activities due to physical, social, or learning needs. Based on Best Practice and Inclusion, these handouts provide general guidelines and specific examples for training and supporting both the student and the paraprofessionals who work with them. They are also good for general education P.E. teachers who may or may not have paraprofessional or adapted P.E. teacher support available. Also included:"Main
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K - 6th, Staff
Also included in: Adapted Physical Education Teacher Toolkit
Playground Supervision: Ten Tips for Improving Playground Supervision
Playground SupervisionSerious accidents which occur in schools typically happen on the playground, and often playground supervision is a contributing factor. In fact, approximately 200,000 accidents each year send children to the emergency room for treatment of an injury which occurred on the school playground. The following tips are designed to increase the quality of the playground supervision in your school, insuring that children are safe on your playground.--------------------------------
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PreK - 8th, Staff
Let's Learn About........Tattling, Telling, Reporting and Bullying
This set of posters was designed to assist teachers in teaching children the differences between tattling, telling, reporting and bullying.
Teaching children the difference between Tattling, Telling, Reporting and Bullying is an important lesson that can help to reduce the number of tattling incidents on the playground and help to keep kids safe.
Children can handle most problems on the playground and should be expected to most of the time. The one exception is bullying. Use these posters as
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K - 4th
Also included in: Bullying Prevention Bundle
Baseball Certificates
Reward and reinforce your team members with these awesome baseball certificates. Included in the set are awards for: Participation, Achievement, Most Improved Player, Team Player, Best Pitcher, Pitcher of the Year, Best Effort and Most Valuable Player. Your players will love getting them and their parents will appreciate it, too!
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K - 12th, Higher Education
Indoor Outdoor Recess Visual
I use this visual on the inside of our classroom door to remind students if we are able to go outside for recess. I often was being asked why we could or could not go out for recess so this visual has a weather prompt to provide the "why" for the location of recess. I suggest printing, laminating, and using velcro to update daily, but, you could also use this digitally. Weather Options: too wettoo coldrainingsnowingsunnycloudyRecess Options: insideoutsideIf you are interested in other options, p
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PreK - 5th
PE Certificate VI with Bonus Award- Editable (Blue)
This Physical Education certificate is a great way to reward your students for their outstanding efforts in sports. You can fill out these certificates by hand or type in the information as the file is also editable. A bonus certificate is included to add the name of your school.To edit this certificate, hover over the lines and type your text. Editable text fields for the main certificate are --Student Name, --For, --Date, and --Signature. Editable text fields for the bonus certificate are --Sc
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PreK - 5th
How To Be An Outstanding Physical Education Teacher (1st Edition, 2020)
"I have a new teammate this year and I bought this book for her as she’s still young in the profession. But I think I am going to have to borrow it after she reads it (or maybe before!)." Jennifer Smith, 2018 Colorado Elementary PE Teacher of the Year"I am currently reading How To Be An Outstanding Physical Education Teacher! I have to say I am loving it! Thank you! What a good resource!" Tommy Mahaffie, Elementary PE Teacher and Athletic Director, Okinawa, Japan"This is me all over! Really en
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K - 12th
Mindful Sports Social Emotional Learning Breathing Elementary Printable
Basketball, Volleyball, Tennis and Soccer Breaths!
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PreK - 6th, Staff
Ask Me About My New PE Skill Stickers
This product is great for any PE teacher. Have students write in one word about the skill they practiced that day and it automatically gives parents a dinner talk topic. The label is ready to print on a page of 8 Avery labels such as these.The clipart is thanks to JB Design.
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PreK - 5th
Alternatives to Withholding Recess-Discipline
Life is rarely an “all or nothing experience”. Yet schools often withhold recess as the be all and end all in disciplining elementary students. A better solution might be to consider intermediary steps to disciplining students in respect to playground difficulties. As an elementary school principal, I found that playground supervisors chose severe consequences for students who had difficulties on the playground. Rather than taking recess away completely, we found that a better solution was to
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PreK - 6th, Staff
62 Alternatives to With Holding Recess - Original
Given the value of recess in a student’s physical and social development, and the need for periodic breaks from classroom instruction, using recess as punishment is inappropriate. Listed below are some alternatives to withholding recess.ZERO-COST ALTERNATIVES1. Sit by friends2. Watch a video3. Read outdoors4. Teach the class5. Have extra art time-------------------------------------------Other articles available.........Alternatives to Recess PositiveKeeping Kids Cool in SchoolHow to Discipline
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PreK - 6th, Staff
The Energize Your Metabolism Workout (Phase 2: Weeks 5-8)
Program Focus: During weeks 5 - 8 of the Energize Your Metabolism Program by ReversAge Health & Fitness, you will continue to rebuild your metabolic engine with more advanced calorie burning strength circuit training and longer high intensity aerobic intervals. This phase is designed to help you continue to improve energy levels, body composition, muscle tone, and posture. In this workout, you will progress to more challenging pushing, pulling, bending, and lifting movements used during acti
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff, Not Grade Specific
The Restore Mobility Program (Phase 3: Weeks 9-12) by ReversAge Health & Fitness
Program Focus: During the final four weeks of the Restore Mobility Program by ReversAge Health & Fitness, you will progress to functional strength exercises that continue to improve stability and mobility of all major joints of the body and increase the time and intensity of your cardiovascular exercise sessions. You will begin to accelerate fat burning and overall strength as you prepare your body for long term fitness. You will continue to use selfmyofascial release (foam rolling) and sta
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff, Not Grade Specific
The Energize Your Metabolism Workout (Phase 3: Weeks 9-12)
Program Focus: During weeks 9 - 12 of the Energize Your Metabolism Program by ReversAge Health & Fitness, you will drive your metabolism higher as you progress to an integrated functional strength circuit and longer high intensity aerobic intervals. This phase is designed to help you continue to strengthen your core, improve energy levels, body composition, and muscle tone while you perform pushing, pulling, bending, lifting, and rotational movements that mimic activities of daily living (AD
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff, Not Grade Specific
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