David Slininger

Retired PE teacher. Taught 36 years...33 in Azle Elementary gym. Loved my job! Go Azle Hornets!!

[Tansu Yegen @TansuYegen]

Useful tricks…

[Jeremy Frisch @JeremyFrisch]

Who remembers the American Gladiators game Assault? Some great elements of reaction and accuracy. Perfect warm-up game. #LTAD

[Jeremy Frisch @JeremyFrisch]

A physical education program for children, which begins with an organized sport, is analogous to a language arts program beginning with a shakespearean sonnet.
-Iris Welch (children moving)

[Jeff Van Wely @JeffVanWely]

⁦@PHECanada⁩ ⁦@opheacanada⁩ ⁦@CIRAOntario⁩ ⁦@WannaTeachPE⁩ ⁦@OntHSC⁩ ⁦@activekidsminds⁩ This is one of my favourite creations POOL NOODLE PASSAGES Ss can even setup the noodle course. #physed #noodles

[WannaTeachPE @WannaTeachPE]

Box Juke! 🏃🏼‍♀️🏃🏻‍♂️💨👣🔥

Including the boxes as obstacles to outwit opponents.

Replace boxes with any other suitable object or other pupils!

Must follows: @ISFsports @PEScholar

@WannaTeachPE is out now! 📘👇🏻

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[Jeremy Frisch @JeremyFrisch]

Happy to help out with this article. Those of you here on twitter who grew up before professionalized youth sports probably played plenty of these games in your backyard and naturally developed a number of athletic skills. #LTAD @bhall216
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[Amber Sladecek @CoachSladecekPE]

Straddle all 4 Square is a favorite of the 3rd-5th students! @GeorgetownISD

[WannaTeachPE @WannaTeachPE]

Pop & Pass! 🏐🙌🏻🔥

Fun group challenge to keep all the balls airborne for as long as possible.

Coordination and reaction times are key!

If you’ve enjoyed the page over the years and are feeling generous, I do enjoy a good coffee! ☕️🙌🏻

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[Evan Norwood @ENorwoodPE]

❄️❄️SNOWBALL TAG❄️❄️

Taggers roll the giant snowball to tag others.

If tagged, students are frozen and need a “melter” to give them the red noodle to melt and return the game. Now that student is a melter looking for someone else to unfreeze.

#PhysEd

[Kent Hamilton @MrHamiltonPE]

Snowball Races today in #PhysEd! A fun and easy winter activity using exercise balls! Added a cooperative challenge as well with students working together! Thank you to @RoyalOaksPE for the idea! ⛄️

[WannaTeachPE @WannaTeachPE]

Bounce & Switch! 🏀🧠💥

Hand-Eye Coordination challenge!

How long can pupils work in tandem to keep the balls bouncing?

Start with one ball and build up.

If you’ve enjoyed the page over the years and are feeling generous, I do enjoy a good coffee! ☕️

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[Joe McCarthy, M.Ed. @JoeMcCarthy09]

The racket and balloon has a been a great replacement for our adaptive students. @MNDAPE @SpecialOlympics

[Prehab®️ @ThePrehabGuys]

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[David Slininger @AzleGymRocks]

@physedreview @SueSchep @ElemPE1 @GingerAaron @NoraRyan19 @MrRoosPE @pe4everykid @HitchcockBL @fceaser Totally agree on "over planning"...each class is different and one class may complete way more activities than another.

[WannaTeachPE @WannaTeachPE]

Cone to Escape! 👣🧠🔥

Groups of 4 with 1 pupil taking the role of escapee.

They must touch an unguarded cone to be freed!

Follow @ISFSports today! 🌎🏆

@WannaTeachPE is out now! 📘👇🏻

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[Shane Smith @ShaneSmith197]

10 reasons why smaller sided games work for children in sport.

1. More ball contact
2. More decision making
3. More goals
4. More inclusion
5. More involvement
6. More skill development
7. More game sense
8. More creativity
9. More enjoyment
10. More playing

[David Slininger @AzleGymRocks]

@azleathletics Great group of kids and athletes!

[azleathletics @azleathletics]

From last day of 6th grade to GRADUATION today! 🎓

Congratulations Class of 2023! 💚

#HornetsInAction #Believe

[Glenn Horowitz @CharterOakPE]

Beat the Ball with 5th grade. Runner tries to get to the cone and back before the ball is passed down and back. We switched to a Frisbee toward the end of class. So much fun! Thanks @AndrewWymer10s #physed