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You have many options for a Gymnastic lesson in your Physical Education lesson. It doesn’t have to be flips, parallel bars and advanced movements. Jog & Search Equipment: Index cards Grades: 2nd-12th Spread out index cards labeled with exercises all over your gym floor. Have your students jog around…
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Bring Fortnite Games to life in your Summer Camp, Physical Education Class or Birthday Party. Fortnite Dodge Ball Equipment: Dodge Balls, Barriers and Pinnies or Wrist Bands. Grades: 2nd-8th DUOS VERSION: Break up the class into team’s of 2. Place all of your dodge balls in the center of…
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Summer Camp Ideas to keep your campers entertained. Small group and large group games. Aerobic Soccer Bowling Equipment: 1 cone, 1 bowling pin and 1 soccer ball per group. Grades: 2nd-6th 4-6 players per team. Place each team behind a designated cone and 1 player behind the bowling pin. …
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Learning Tennis goes way beyond getting on the court and learning how to serve the ball in the box. There are so many drills and activities you can teach a child/student to promote fun while learning. Individual Skills Equipment: Racket and ball per student. Grades: 2nd-8th Strike ball on ground and catch….
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Creative drills and games for 2nd grade all the way thru 8th. Warm-ups Equipment: Birdies & Pinnies or Wrist bands Grades: 2nd-8th 2 V 2 KEEP AWAY: In a designated small area or half of a badminton court. Passing with your hands. If the birdie hits the ground or…
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Innovative Lacrosse games for kids 4th thru 8th grade. Scooping Tips Scrape your knuckles. Push stick under and through the ball by pushing bottom hand through. Run through the scoop and begin cradling Kiss your stick. Raise head of your stick to vertical position in front of your face. …
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I want to thank my 5th grade students for giving me some great ideas to incorporate Fortnite into our Physical Education Class. Solo’s Equipment: Dodge Balls & Deck Rings Grades: 1st-6th grade In this dodge ball game there are no teams. Everyone is free to go anywhere in the gym….
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The key to a successful throwing & catching lesson plan is to create achievable skills. If you have a young student in Kindergarten, the last you want to do is make the skill difficult. The level of difficulty can always be increased as the lesson progresses or even wait until the next lesson. Yarn…
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How can you make heading fun for youth players, so they’re not afraid? You want to make them comfortable, so heading is just another skill they do every day at practice. Use foam balls, volleyball trainers and/or deflated soccer balls. There’s plenty of time to use a harder ball. Younger players need to get accustom…
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The Key to teaching children how to jump rope, is to start out as easy and basic as possible. You can always increase the difficulty as time goes by to challenge your students. The Basics Lay a jump rope on the ground and have your students jump side to side. Same as…
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