K-5 Regular PE for Evergreen
Primary Adapted PE for Evergreen/Regular PE for Prairie View and Viking
Adapted Physical Education Teacher (travels to all elementary buildings)
Please contact any of us if you are interested in any more at home ideas! We are happy to help keep you and your kiddos active and moving!
Shoe tying can be a very difficult fine motor skill for students to learn, but it is so rewarding for students when they finally "get it." Below are a couple videos that provide examples of ways you could teach shoe tying to your students. We would love to see some pictures of students who "got it" over this extended break!
Use the step by step directions below to create your own scoops to play catch with. Once you have created them, students could work on their catching and throwing skills by throwing a ball or rolled up sock if a ball is not available back and forth with a sibling or parent!
Equipment needed: Milk jug, tape, scissors, marker, and a ball (can use a rolled up sock)
jump-into-spring.pdfRoll For FItness Instant Activity:Brain Break.pdfPokemon Scavenger Hunt 2.0.pdfJustice League Tabata
Avengers Warm-Up
Would You Rather Roblox Fitness
Fortnite Fitness
make a 4 square game on the driveway
hopscotch
draw a scooter path to scoot around the driveway
help mom or dad clean out the garage
use various items to create an obstacle course in the backyard
incorporate pathways and levels
pathways: zig-zag, curvy, straight, loopty loop, spiral
levels: low, medium, high
Choose a skill or two
underhand roll, underhand throw, overhand throw, kick, dribble hand or foot, pass hand or foot, strike with body or equipment
Choose equipment to use
What is the objective of your game?
Is your game cooperative (working together) or competitive (respectfully challenging each other)
Create a few rules for your game that will help players be SAFE, successful, and have fun!
