@thepespecialist I'm constantly dealing with chatty students and that's my face expression on a daily basis. Thank you for posting this because I'm thinking I'm the only one dealing with this. I guess it never ends.
I have a notebook in my hand and when I write down names they start to sweat :D
@thepespecialist Thank you so much for this video! I've been working part-time this school year because of Covid. On my days off, I put myself first so I can have energy for my students.
@pe4everykid Hi Mike!
This reminded me of the time I was working on a huge project for one of my college courses. My computer decided to crash on me right in the middle of working on it. I went to the Geek Squad who saved most of it and I had to stay up all night to complete the rest of it.
@PECarstens@thepespecialist@JoeBullis@justagriepen I don't use a whistle. It's actually unnecessary for me because my class sizes are small. Plus, if I'm outdoors, the sound of the whistle will be a distraction and it can ruin the flow of the other teachers' lessons, since I'm right outside their window.
@thornwood_PE @SBISD@ThornwoodSBISD Thank you so much for this activity. I'm a PE teacher, too and teach K-8. I'm making a list of websites and games that can be taught for social distancing, but I need more activities. What other activities have worked for your classes? Anything will be helpful. Thank you!