@DrBradJohnson@MrsKroehler This 100% truth Brad! More school boards, superintendents and administrators should take a closer look at the true value, versatility and benefits students are receiving when getting the chance to have everyday physical education class.
Great way to work on math and get students active in #PhysEd! This could also be modified into an a drive classrooms activity for math! #teachershelpingteachers
@CapnPetesPE Hello! My name is Sandy and I am a middle school physical education teacher in Minnesota. I am always looking for new and inventive ideas for large group PE games since I primarily team teach with two other teachers. Do you have any other suggestions for me? #PhysEd#MSPE
Looking for ideas and suggestions:
How might we figure out ways to not have so many pull outs in physical education class?
Any feedback I can get from other physical education teachers, administration, and/or districts that may have this occur.
Thank you in advance for our help
Seeking strategies, games and/or tips you have for keeping your middle school aged physical education students engaged as the end of the school year approaches us?
Using 4 point scale is a quick and easy way for our students to evaluate and reflect on their progress. This is a nice visual as well. I can see myself creating something similar to this for my middle school physical education students. #SMU622
"How am I doing?"
When Ss finish their work, this display provides an opportunity for them to evaluate their mastery on a scale of 1-4!
How do you encourage your learners to reflect on their progress?
(๐ธ via educators @mentesbilingues5 on IG)
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Teaching through project-based learning can benefit greatly from planning ahead. Here are 25 questions to guide your next project-based learning unit.
25 Questions To Guide Teaching With Project-Based Learning https://t.co/b0lekvSqjo #pblchat#pbl