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Physical education Common Core W.6.2 resources
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Sports Reporting - Descriptive Writing and Interviewing
Take your students on an exciting journey into the world of sports reporting with this mini unit! Designed for middle schoolers, "Sports Reporting" offers a dynamic blend of writing, critical thinking, and media literacy skills development. From crafting descriptive sports articles to conducting engaging interviews and spectating kickball games, this unit provides hands-on activities that will captivate your students' interest and unleash their creativity.Aligned with Common Core Standards for 6
Grades:
6th - 8th
Types:
HOBBY ORAL, WRITTEN, or SLIDESHOW REPORT, RUBRIC
Discover students' hobbies and talents. Let them shine by sharing their passions. Help their classmates discover what may not be apparent in school. In my class, a shy and withdrawn student turned out to be into fencing! Imagine our delight to see him show off his rare skills. Students can easily use this form to create a slideshow or video of their favorite past times. A grading form is provided to guide the oral reports.
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Types:
Middle School Fitness Testing
Include grade level logs with current state standards.Fitness improvement Rubrics based on age and gender aligned with healthy fitness zones. Log sheets for teachers.
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Grades:
6th - 8th
Types:
Write a Paragraph - Sports and Games
21 printable or digital worksheets to help your students write a paragraph about SPORTS and GAMES:baseball, bikes, roller blades, squirt guns, swimming, football, ping-pong, skateboards, snowboarding, golf, racing, hockey, karate, tennis, trampolines, volleyball, exercise, wrestling, bowling, cheer leading, and more. PRINT: I created a PDF version that you can download on your computer and print for students to use in class or at home. Click on "Add one to cart" and download your copy. DIGITAL
Grades:
2nd - 8th
Also included in: Paragraph BUNDLE
Football Activities - Informational Writing and Word Search - Sports - Winter
This NO PREP football activity is an excellent resource to help students practice paraphrasing and synthesizing information. If your students are like mine, they are awesome at citing evidence but really struggle with putting information into their own words. Using this resource has been a game changer for all my students. Regardless of their Lexile levels, all my students are able to read the information. Students know that there isn’t one right answer and are more willing to try and write
Grades:
6th - 12th, Adult Education
Also included in: January ELA Sub Plan Activities for Middle and High School
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