Becky Foellmer
Mar 19, 2017

Heart Rate Zone Viewer from Joey Feith

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Edited: Dec 22, 2017

Last week at the SHAPE National HPE conference, Joey Feith conducted Pop-up PD sessions. During his "Purposeful Tech. in PE" session, he shared his Heart Rate Zone Viewer for Middle School. This Slides version of the viewer is perfect for use in Chromebook classrooms: goo.gl/x2VmoV

Just add it to an announcement in Google Classroom and your students will be able to gain both a visual and deeper understanding of heart rate zones.

A great way to utilize this resource is to have a station set up for students to view during a break in activity.

If you'd like to hear to Joey explain some of his ideas for using the viewer click here: https://www.periscope.tv/phys_educator/1vAxRgNMbqDKl?t=29m32s

Many thanks, Joey, for the effort creating a resource like this entails!

 

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