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Resting Heart Rate & Fitness - Guided Reading - Connect-Extend-Challenge
For this assignment, students read an online article about what resting heart rate is and how it is an indicator of physical fitness. In order to help them process their understanding, the students complete a Connect-Extend-Challenge visible thinking routine. Then, they measure their own resting heart rates and answer some questions about what this means for their fitness, using their understanding from the reading assignment. This document is an editable Google Doc.
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7th - 9th
Also included in:Â Body Systems in Sports Science Bundle of Resources
Physical Education Social Story
Social stories are an easy and effective way of teaching and reinforcing appropriate behaviors to children with special needs, by using written or visual cues that help guide children who might struggle with social situations (i.e., the classroom, recess, the doctor's office, etc.). This social story is specifically for physical education. The page is completely editable so the buyer can modify to fit a particular class, situation or even student. I teach Adapted Physical Education and many of m
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When Leanne Lost Her Appetitie
Short story teaching that exercise is healthy. Join Leanne who thinks she literally lost her appetite on the day of the big family picnic as she searches to find it all over the countryside. She returns home time after time asking for food that's a favorite of her animal friends who generously lend theirs to her, which her mother rejects as not suitable for a young girl. All that rushing in and out all over the countryside works up an appetite.
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PreK - 2nd
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