Over the past couple of years, I have seen a number of folks mention that they'd like to have the SHAPE National Physical Education Standard GLOs in Kid Friendly form. Bart Jones (@exercys) got the ball rolling and shared those used within his district and, then, Kyle Bragg (@ElemPE1) and I started

Canva offers a ton of fantastic templates for lesson planning here: https://www.canva.com/calendars/templates/classroom Check them out as you consider what you might use next year!

http://textgiraffe.com/logos/ offers fun ways to display text. Callen Martin Fowler (@MsPhysEduDP) shared this site a while back on Twitter and I finally got around to exploring it! There are a ton of unique, creative text options available as seen here: And it's super easy to use the text in yo

We have put together this resource that includes information and examples of the many ways Flippity can be used in HPE. 2 of the examples were created using resources shared by Andy Milne (@carmelhealth) and Kait Hall (@MrsKaitlynHall) and our thanks go out to them for the initial shares. The res

Need a list of all of the files in a particular folder? Files Cabinet by Awesome Table has you covered! Super easy. Just install: https://gsuite.google.com/marketplace/app/files_cabinet_by_awesome_table/606635256305 and then open a Sheets file, go to "Add-ons", click "Files Cabinet..." & "Start List

This is a great warm up activity, shared by Mike Ginicola. I have made it into a google slide so you can project it onto a large screen for the class to see. To use the slide go to this link: goo.gl/MGhp88. Also, if you'd like to create your own, here's the template: bit.ly/3kaK504

If you have a pdf that you'd like to enlarge, you can do so right from within Adobe Reader. Here's how: Go to "Print", then choose "Poster": Next, set the scale to "200%" for 4 pages (experiment for larger) and I prefer no overlap, so set it to 0: PRINT!!

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1oow1bOuBXZMUa79d8qnH5Srqwj3e2gswJ9NCCDL9_Ks/edit?usp=sharing

Here are dual spinners that can be used for a variety of activities. Both wheels can be edited as needed! cbhpe.org/dual-spinners

Help your classroom teachers get their students up and moving with this ready-to-use set of brain boosts: bit.ly/2F3B6uU

I created several templates that can be used to show the set up of your gym or outdoor space for a sub or just as your own reminder. You can find it here: http://bit.ly/34oG8gB On slides 8-10, you'll find a ton of equipment clipart to use.

There is a lot of discussion around how to determine which GLOs to focus on when contact time does not match what the Shape America Standards were written for (which is daily pe). In other subject areas, there are 3 questions that are asked to determine Priority or Power Standards/Benchmarks which

Here's a set of characters that can be copied and pasted into any other doc or slides file. Each character can be resized, cropped and even recolored to a degree as shown below: The silhouette characters can, also, be downloaded and uploaded to Wordart.com to create tons of fun "word cloud" typ

This is such a fun game that I thought it was perfect for Physical Education. So, here is the Elementary Physical Education Heads Up!!: https://sites.google.com/view/heads-up-elem In case you aren't familiar with "Heads Up", here's a quick run-down: Group members spin the wheel and try to get

I saw this use of graphs a while back from Lori Bifarella and wanted to create something that would allow teachers to quickly and easily create any graph with any activities and reps that the wanted. Here's what I came up with: bit.ly/2W68APD (Go to "file", then "make a copy for your own copy!) On

This collection of ideas was curated during remote learning, but taking a look at the options may spur any number of “in-person” ideas. Take a look: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1v9uZZLygbeaQgEgH5S8AOFw5Xk21r0gHX9J2jRhaOB4/template/preview

Kelli (@kellidsmith) recently shared this fantastic guide to implement this book study using the book "Classroom Management for Art, Music and PE Teachers": https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/14ZledmSnDihfjMrXgeuvkvRcmty8VZdWAJWw_3da7Lw/template/preview. This would be a fantastic summer read or

I, often, am asked about creating GIFs. Many of the most prolific GIF-makers out there like to use various apps, such as IMGPlay. Personally, I like to simply use my iPad or iPhone to video what I want to GIF. Then, I go to https://ezgif.com/video-to-gif and upload the video. (If you prefer

Recently Megan Lessert (@LessertMegan) shared how she is counting laps in her classroom using a spreadsheet with a time stamp to help with the problem of scanning twice. I had previously offered an option for doing this, but it didn't include the timestamp. It did include a quick way to create the

This Empathy and Inclusion hyperdoc (bit.ly/2T8cKGo) gives your students the opportunity to experience various disabilities through the activities included, with the goal of helping students to develop empathy for those with disabilities. Students will learn through viewing media and participating

Crack the Code is one of my favorite cooperative activities. While there are several versions of this activity, I found the one created by Ryan Ellis particularly interesting. I discovered it while listening to his podcast. I then headed to his website to see the activity sheets he created. Inspire

Here is the link to the Google Slides Slide Show I made. https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1Z0S5T2EYNUEx7RAFRM5rugPU2YNh1lRYnIN8pXiSJ1s/edit?usp=sharing

This cool "Human Bingo" game can be used to spice up review and as an opportunity for formative feedback. Video explanation: bit.ly/2QKyatl It was shared by Jonathan Alsheimer (@mr_Alsheimer) and can be used for just about any topic! Get creative! I have created a spreadsheet to make setting up

Growth Mindset Posters Set 1 in Landscape: bit.ly/2XJZEUk Growth Mindset Posters Set 2 in Portrait: bit.ly/2XKoCD3

Check out these Exercise Cards shared by Matt Eichel. Use them with as many stations as you'd like! This version is ready to edit! goo.gl/PHSyuj

It is very simple to use a QR code for students to access a GIF.  Just upload the GIFS to your Drive account and, from there, create the QR code. (If the GIFs you want to link to are already in Drive, you're good to go!) You do have to make sure that anything that you want others to access is set to

A number of people have asked me about how I create the 4 page posters from an image. This video shows you how: http://bit.ly/2L9UQPs A couple of notes: The original image needs to be a large image in order for the "4 pager" not to pixelate. I have found that the image needs to be a minimum of ab

Check out this list of ways to put household items to work in your Physical Education classroom: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/19bNjQ5NVH9UbYfoAsGE_5RBEVu2lMjjri8d5x49xHHo/edit#gid=453135494

Kevin (@supportREALtchr) recently shared an awesome way to score a culminating sports tournament. This option requires strategy and teamwork to accomplish the challenges. Kevin's printable Slides can be found here: http://bit.ly/2XbJuiG I, also, created digital versions of this that can be used o

A lot of people ask me about projectors and projection screens with the most interest being about Rear Projection Screens. I'm all for anything that saves money so when I saw these twitter posts from Mark Jungmann (@NorthPolkWestPE) and Mike Graham (@pe4everykid), I knew it was the jackpot. Here's