A lot of #physed pros out there have been using @thepespecialist's Daily Self Assessment, shown above. Students simply tap their self-assessment as they leave the gym. @lynnhefele recently shared this image on Twitter saying she wished she had one, and so I set about coming up with something tha

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

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 you

I created this workout game using Google Slides. I used to have students play this game in small groups with a deck of cards but this is much easier because cards don't get all over the gym and it includes links to videos showing how to perform each exercise. I have used this game as a last minute

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 r

I am excited to contribute this new hyperdoc on Kindness. I believe it can start a good conversation with middle school students in Physical Education and Health classes on the topic of Kindness and can be a school wide project or event. Also, I feel it fits well into the Social Emotional Learning

I put this playlist together together use with noodle pieces or drumsticks: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7rY7kSoZW-4ZVlEXgbReDD4Ht2hhbqpB . Happy drumming!

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!!