2015 Massachusetts Elementary Phys.Ed. Teacher Of The Year. Photos/videos of students used w/permission. I use “The West W.A.Y.” theme in my classes everyday.
Participating in @SpeedStacksInc Stack Up Day combining bowling and stacking buckets!!!
This game is called “Bump The Bucket”. If you bowl and touch a bucket, bring it back to build a pyramid with your buckets! Thx to @physedreview for the idea!!! #physed
Playing a version of @MikeMorrisPE Cone Hole I call “The Black Hole”. Check out this student’s underhand throw…
Tick-Step-Tock
Beanbag stays in cone = 3 points
Knock cone over = 2 points
Beanbag lands in hoop = 1 point
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I’ve used Plickers, Google Forms, Paper & Pencil, etc. Next year I’m creating series of assessments called “Cool Down Questions “. 1x a week. Tie into skill development of each lesson. Sometimes students hold hand in front of body. Other times exercises. Examples below. #physed
Alpha Ball…
Shoot from a letter spot on the floor. Get it in? Pop that letter on your team’s Pop It board. Thx to @physedreview for the original idea of using Pop Its to keep score!!!
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As a cool down activity students tried to stack one Lummi Stick on top of the other. These young padawans did it. Thx to @physedreview for the idea! #physed
A great game I learned from @physedreview. Students shoot from a spot on the floor trying to get it in the big hoop. We used volleyball trainer balls. Lighter and safer. #physed