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We hope that this document of activities can help you start your year off and give many ideas for things to do with your classes! Click HERE to check out TAPHE's Back To School 2020 Activities List!
Educating and empowering individuals to move and learn in a fun way!
We teach play opportunities with educational benefits to provide teachers with the tools and skills to enable lifelong movers and learners.
PE Central is a web site that provides information about developmentally appropriate physical education practices and programs. PE Central is the great web site for physical education teachers with thousands of free PE lesson ideas, assessment tools, bulletin boards and much more!
This website was started to keep a digital portfolio of all the great games, activities and resources found online and second as a way to share these easily with teaching colleagues. You can tell all, or the majority of these ideas, are “borrowed” from the amazing PE community online or social media. If you find your games or ideas here “thank-you” for sharing and I hope that you’re okay with me sharing your great ideas with my teachers! If not please let me know.
ThePhysicalEducator: Rethinking what can be done in PE! Games, visuals, lesson plans and more!
ThePhysicalEducator.com is an online professional development resource for physical educators. Our mission is to help you become the best physical education teacher you can be. We will do this by producing high-quality resources for you to use in your teaching, by helping you connect and share with fellow teachers, and by providing engaging professional development opportunities which you can attend.
Kids Run Club is a free, school-based running program designed to give all children and youth an opportunity to be active through running.
It’s available free of charge to schools and community groups in Nova Scotia. Each year, more than 17,000 kids from more than 200 schools and groups across the province take part in the program.
Check out www.KidsRunClub.ca for more information!
Kids Run Club instils the importance of regular physical activity in children so they form healthy habits that become part of their everyday lives as adults.
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The Physical Education and Intramural Clipboard Volume 6, Number 1: Teaching Games for Understanding: This issue of the Physical Education and Intramural Clipboard aims to provide you with some practical ways to teach games to your students. Lately, it seems that teaching games has become more complex than necessary. When kids are required to learn all the skills needed in a game before they actually play, much of the fun is lost. Instead, teaching games through play will provide a more active, interactive way to learn—and kids will have fun while learning
When we first started, Canadians were struggling to achieve their physical activity goals. So, we showed them how 30-year-old Canadians were about as fit as 60-year-old Swedes. When the 1990’s rolled around, Hal and Joanne were there to offer easy ways to “Keep fit and have fun” through our iconic Body Break segments.
Since 2007 we have spoken out about how our modern lives are leading to an inactivity crisis. We’ve changed many Canadians’ minds about what it means to be active. But we can all still do better.
As we move forward, we’re focussed on changing behaviour through a movement for more movement. We work with our partners, which include sport, physical activity, recreation, organizations, government and corporate sponsors, to make physical activity a vital part of everyday life. Because Everything gets better when you get active.
Cultural Teachings and Physical Literacy:
Embedding Indigenous Teachings into Physical Education Lesson Plans (P-4)
When we first started, Canadians were struggling to achieve their physical activity goals. So, we showed them how 30-year-old Canadians were about as fit as 60-year-old Swedes. When the 1990’s rolled around, Hal and Joanne were there to offer easy ways to “Keep fit and have fun” through our iconic Body Break segments.
Since 2007 we have spoken out about how our modern lives are leading to an inactivity crisis. We’ve changed many Canadians’ minds about what it means to be active. But we can all still do better.
As we move forward, we’re focussed on changing behaviour through a movement for more movement. We work with our partners, which include sport, physical activity, recreation, organizations, government and corporate sponsors, to make physical activity a vital part of everyday life. Because Everything gets better when you get active.
Be Fit For Life (Alberta): Resources: The Be Fit For Life Network is a provincial initiative comprised of 9 regional centres, located in Colleges and Universities across Alberta. The Network works together, alongside many partners to inspire, educate and support Albertans to lead healthy, physically active lifestyles. Be Fit For Life Coordinators are experts in physical activity, working across sectors in their unique communities, setting the stage for collaboration and alignment of services to support the development of physical literacy.
TDFU OFFERS A NEW APPROACH TO TEACHING DANCE IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION OR AS PART OF THE ARTS CURRICULUM. DISCOVER HOW TO DEVELOP FUNDAMENTAL MOVEMENT SKILLS AND CREATE PLAY-BASED DANCE PERFORMANCES THROUGH AN ENGAGING AND INTERACTIVE DANCE EDUCATION MODEL.
LEARNER-CENTERED CURRICULUM
EASY-TO-LEARN MOVES
INQUIRY-BASED TEACHING
(Création de Mme Mélanie)
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