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Kindergarten coaching games for Microsoft Word
Hand Eye Coordination Chart Bundle (7 Charts + Template)
Use these charts to improve student reactions speed, hand eye coordination, brain communication, and cognitive function. Have students work through the charts from left to right, top to bottom, with the appropriate movements. If circle is to the left of the line, students hit both hands on their left hip. If circle is in the center, students hit both hands on their hips. If the circle is on the right, they hit both hands on their right. Some of the charts are extensions to the activity. Students
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PreK - 12th
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Crab Soccer Lesson Plan (Mat Games - Assessment Included - edTPA Format).
Looking for an engaging and organized PE activity that builds off of prior knowledge and skills for simple instructions? This Crab Soccer (Mat Games) Lesson Plan may be your solution. 1. All lesson pans on site are 15 section lesson plan detailing each and every step. 2. Incudes Summative Written Assessment, Visual Instructions, & formal assessments. 3. Fantastic for observation or TPA lesson plan assistance. 4. Important components bolded - including time of each activity. 5. Includes stude
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PreK - 12th
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38 Tag Game Substitute Lesson Plans, K-12 Physical Education Lessons
Excellent Substitute Lesson PLans for K-12 PE38 Different Tag Game Lesson PlansSimple and Easy to Follow for Substitutes
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PreK - 12th
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Soccer Practice Plans- ages 5-10
Everything you need to coach a soccer team for ages 5-10. Seven weeks worth of practice plans. Practice plans can be edited as needed. Roster and attendance forms also included.
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PreK - 5th
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Hand Eye Coordination Chart Colored Numbers
Use this chart as an extension activity to my free Hand Eye Coordination Chart. Have students work through the chart from left to right, top to bottom, and say the colors and numbers as they follow with the movements. If the circle is to the left of the line, students hit both hands on their left hip. If circle is in the center, students hit both hands on their hips. If the circle is on the right, they hit both hands on their right. The extension to this activity is that they must say the color
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PreK - 12th
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Hand Eye Coordination Chart Colors and Numbers
Use this chart as an extension activity to my free Hand Eye Coordination Chart. Have students work through the chart from left to right, top to bottom, and say the colors and numbers as they follow with the movements. If the circle is to the left of the line, students hit both hands on their left hip. If circle is in the center, students hit both hands on their hips. If the circle is on the right, they hit both hands on their right. The extension to this activity is that they must say the color
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PreK - 12th
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Hand Eye Coordination Chart Numbers
Use this chart as an extension activity to my free Hand Eye Coordination Chart. Have students work through the chart from left to right, top to bottom, and say the numbers as they follow with the movements. If the circle is to the left of the line, students hit both hands on their left hip. If circle is in the center, students hit both hands on their hips. If the circle is on the right, they hit both hands on their right. The extension to this activity is that they must say the number as they do
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PreK - 12th
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Hand Eye Coordination Chart Shapes
Use this chart as an extension activity to my free Hand Eye Coordination Chart. Have students work through the chart from left to right, top to bottom, and say the shapes as they follow with the movements. If the circle is to the left of the line, students hit both hands on their left hip. If circle is in the center, students hit both hands on their hips. If the circle is on the right, they hit both hands on their right. The extension to this activity is that they must say the shape as they do t
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PreK - 12th
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Find a teammate who...
This is a fun get to know your fellow teammates/classmates in this game. Ask each other questions and see who can fill their sheet up first.
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K - 8th
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Sharks and Minnows! - Group game
You can enjoy several variations of this simple tag game. The idea of being a shark or running from sharks is thrilling to most of us. To start:Create a boundary with a “safe base” line on opposite sides. This can be on a playground, in a field or even in a pool. Designate one or two people as “sharks” and make them stand in the middle of the playing area. The rest of the group stands behind one of the baselines.
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PreK - 2nd
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Sponge Water Relay! - Group game
This is a fun and spirited relay game played outdoors when it is warm enough to occasionally get splashed with water. You will need 3-4 sponges of equal size and an equal number of 1-2-quart plastic bottles with a wide opening. The opening of the bottles should be small enough to make it challenging to squeeze water from a sponge into it but not so small that it creates frustration. You will also need a bucket or buckets holding 5-6 gallons of water.Another variation of this game is to use ladle
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K - 3rd
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Freeze Tag! - Group game
Freeze tag allows you to take a simple tag game and add an “unfreezing” component that touches on physical and mental developmental stages. In this version, children must pass between a “frozen” person’s legs to free him/her. The players practice coordination, agility, compassion, strategy and timing, all while getting exercise and having fun.
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K - 3rd
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