Physical education high school

Increasing student engagement in Physical Education takes a lot of work, especially as the students get older, and have Phys Ed requirements for graduation. Even though it can be challenging, we all want to improve participation

It's almost back to school season, which means it's time to start getting my Phys Ed long-range plan ready to go. Planning your secondary physical education year can be really quick. Whether you teach high school PE or middle school PE, here are 3 steps to create your physical education year plan as quickly as possible, so you can enjoy the last bit of summer vacation you have left. You'll be all set to start the school year off running.

Put the fun back into gym class with these fun and interactive games for teaching basketball, soccer, football, volleyball and more!

Are you a middle school or high school physical education teacher that is looking for plans for the first week of school? If so, then this blog post is for you. Here are 5 days worth of plans that you can use for your first week of Phys Ed to start your year off with a bang. Your students will be engaged and excited for the year of PE to come.

Using fitness themes in your middle school and high school physical education classes introduces students to a variety of exercise training techniques, provides structure, focuses your lessons, and teaches your PE students about the 5 components of fitness. In this post, we’ll talk about why your physical education class should have a fitness theme, how you can implement fitness themes in short and long class periods, and I’ll give you some ideas of themes you can use this week in your…

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A question I often hear from secondary Phys Ed teachers is, How do I choose a warm-up in my PE class? If you've ever asked yourself this question, then you're in the right place! As Physical Educators, we know how important it is to warm ups are. But we also want to make the warm-up activity engaging for our students. Here we'll talk about instant activties, how to use games in your warm ups, and three different warm-up options that are perfect for high school and middle school

Gym class is the one class that most high school students look forward to, so it is up to the gym teacher to make sure that each unit is fun and exciting. It's important to include different activities related to sports like baseball, basketball, and even swimming, with different phases included for each unit.

Having a fun rotation of PE games can encourage your students to stay engaged in their PE classes. Here are the eight best PE games for students of all ages.

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