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Free 8th grade physical education resources for staff and administrators
Team Building + Leadership Interactive Icebreaker/SEL Lesson
If you are looking for a fun and interactive way to get your students working together, trying something new, and having a little fun along the way, while also getting them up and moving a bit, then you will love this team building and leadership challenge! Use it as an icebreaker or add a few extra challenges that students will work through and make it a complete lesson! My early elementary and middle school students loved this activity.
Grades:
4th - 12th, Staff
SEL Mental Health Matters/I'm here for you/Break the Stigma posters (editable)
Printables for classroom use. Editable. If you're seeking posters and worksheets on Consent, please see here.
Grades:
K - 12th
Cheerleader Sign Out
Coaches beware! If you are responsible for cheerleaders at an athletic event, it's a liability if you do not know who has been picked up and safely taken home and who is still on your watch. When parents opt to drive their kids home from a game, have them sign their child out from you. Play it safe.
This is just one of 20 documents that are already made to make your coaching year a breeze. Coaching should be fun, not more paperwork. See my Cheer Coaching Kit and make this your most cheerful ye
Grades:
6th - 12th
PE Daily + Weekly Notes
I use these 2 forms to track Daily + Weekly Notes about what is happening in my PE class.Daily Notes can be beneficial if you prefer more thorough notes or if you see your students more than once a week.I mostly only use the Weekly Notes, as it is easier to track and keep the school on the same schedule. I will include some of the following:Activity for K-2Activity for 3-5Notes if a class misses an activity for other reasons (field trip, weather, assembly, etc. so I can make it up to them)Indivi
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Grades:
K - 8th
Student Teacher Letter of Introduction to Teacher Associate
This is my student teaching letter that I provided to my Teacher Associate this fall when I was preparing for my first practicum semester. Some of my goals and areas that I wish to improve on are included in the letter, former teaching experiences, as well as extracurricular activities that I enjoy!
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Grades:
PreK - 12th
PE Behavior Form - Physical Education Behavior Communication Form
This PE behavior form is perfect to communicate about student behavior across teachers and classes or to communicate with parents/guardians at home. I teach K-6 PE and am not classified as the Teacher of Record for any of my students. They come to me 2x per week and I often find it challenging to communicate behavior with their classroom teachers. The PE Penalty form makes it much easier! No more having to remember what they did or when they did it. I fill out a PE Penalty and slip it in the tea
Grades:
PreK - 8th, Staff
Orientation & Mobility Cane Information Sheet
Print out this cane information sheet for each of your O&M students to keep track of their canes and the canes ordered for them.
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Adult Education
Breast Health for Young Teens
This slideshow was created for young teens that are going through puberty. In the presentation, you will find information on Breast Cancer and how young girls can keep their breasts healthy. Plus, it includes information on breast anatomy. It also has some reassuring facts to let girls know that what they are going through is normal!
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Grades:
6th - 9th
Health Awareness Information Posters
These posters can be hung throughout the school, in classrooms, and in health classes to bring awareness to various health topics. They are bright and catch the eye so that students will read them and find out valuable information. Ideas range from ways to stay healthy using hygiene, physical activity, and nutrition. Creating healthy habits and awareness of health topics is important in every school. Print them out, laminate them and put them in your classroom for students to see.
Grades:
K - 8th
Mr. Clark's Physical Education Store BONUS BTS SALE SURPRISE!
Are you ready for 25% OFF?Enjoy 25% Everything in my store August 18th!Just use Promo Code-BONUSBTS20I'm talking about every single resource being the lowest price it will be for the year! Whether you need resources for remote learning or in-person instruction be sure to check out Mr. Clark's Physical Education Store for all your Health and PE needs!Enjoy this FREE SURPRISE to help contain some of your excitement of the upcoming sale. You might even say that I am opening my Gym doors to you! =]
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in: Socially Distant PE Activities Bundle
Easy Full Body Stretches for Staff and Students - Distance Learning
Looking for wellness and health resources for your students or staff in an online learning environment? With many of us working from home and sitting at the computer for great lengths of time, it is easy to quickly develop aches and pains. This is a great and easy resource to send to staff or students full of stretches for every part of the body!
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Introduction to Physical and Health Education
This PowerPoint contains the introductory part of Physical and Health Education. It is very interactive and fun, making it highly recommended for students of Physical and Health Education.
Subjects:
Grades:
7th - 9th, Adult Education
NGSS:
MS-ESS3-1
Building a Proficiency Based Physical Education Curriculum
Presentation from MAHPERD Conference 2015
Maine Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance
The attached presentation is from the MAHPERD 2015 conference. I have been teaching in the proficiency based system for 5 years. I am a 6-8 health teacher and the K-12 Health and PE curriculum and instruction leader for South Portland schools in South Portland, Maine. In this free presentation, I break down the steps to starting your proficiency based physical education program.
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Grades:
PreK - 12th, Staff
PE Motivational Writting Letter
Physical Education Writing Assignment - Motivational Letter
Reasons for coping this assignment:
• Not dressing out appropriately
• Chewing gum or eating candy
• Second or more unexcused tardy to class
• Repeatedly putting forth little or no effort
• Disrupting the learning environment
Subjects:
Grades:
7th - 12th
Jersey Sign Out Sheet Template
Jersey sign out sheet for Elementary or High School physical educators or athletic directors.
Subjects:
Grades:
5th - 12th
Take the Screen Time Pledge
On average, children are spending 4 to 6 hours per day watching or using screens. Encourage students to limit screen time by taking the screen-free pledge.
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Grades:
6th - 9th
Elective Offerings Booklet
This is an idea about how to market true electives to potential incoming students. Guidance departments might not have all of the answers...this is a way for teachers to collaborate and market directly to the public.
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Grades:
6th - 8th
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