"Do you want to do bodyweight exercises you can do at home? Craig Ballentyne of Turbulence Training provides a wonderful collection of no-equipment bodyweight workouts designed to help you burn fat and get lean.
These instructional videos are mostly short ones (i.e. under 10 minutes) and can be used to create your own home workouts."
At Playworks, we create a place for every kid on the playground to feel included, be active, and build valuable social and emotional skills. Here are some of the games and activities our schools use to make recess fun for all students.
You can: Download our SEL game guide and explore more than 150 games.
This site is full of free (and paid) resources to help teachers and students.You can filter by age, grade, subject, and more.Search everything from back to school, orange shirt day, and subject specific topics to find great resources.
For every 10 activities that your class participates in, a high-density nutrition pack is sent out to a child in need. Such rich connections to Social Studies, Mental Wellness, and Physical Activity! And the teacher account is free and compatible with Clever as well.
How It Works:
1. Sign Up & Play Videos
Teachers, groups/clubs and parents sign up. Then, all kids have to do is watch (and interact with) our Kid Power Up videos in class or at home.
2. Unlock Global Impact
For every 10 videos you play, you unlock 1 Ready-to-use Therapeutic Food (RUTF) packet. We deliver this life-saving, vitamin-rich food to severely malnourished children around the world.
3. Earn Local Impact
YOU decide which local causes your coins benefit!
As you play videos, you also earn virtual coins to allocate in our Kid Power Exchange®. Choose to support food banks or deliver PPE masks (both essential to COVID-19 relief), or plant trees for your local community!
Middle Years introduction to the challenge mindset using UN SDGs to explore careers that make a difference.
Un, deux, trois... On y va! est un outil utile qui permet de vérifier de degré d’activité physique. Il a été pour aider les parents et les enfants à mieux comprendre l’importance et les joies de l’activité physique quotidienne d’une façon pleinement respectueuse de leurs croyances et besoins personnels.
La ressource Un, deux, trois... On y va! renferme tout ce dont vous avez besoin :
Des guides à l’intention des parents et autres responsables, des enseignants et des enfants (8 à 11 ans et 12 à 14 ans) qui permettent de vérifier le taux d’activité physique.
Des activités éducatives qui renforcent l’importance de s’adonner régulièrement à l’activité physique.
Des feuilles de travail pour encourager les enfants et les jeunes à améliorer leurs comportements en matière d’activité physique.
Des activités inclusives et pleinement adaptées aux habiletés particulières de chaque enfant ou jeune.
**Inscrivez-vous pour commander votre ressource électronique
Court métrage documentaire sur les Nordiques de Québec. L'équipe, que l'idole Maurice Richard entraîne au début, joue ici son match d'ouverture dans l'Association mondiale de hockey au Colisée de Québec. Tout est d'un réalisme saisissant : la tension qui précède le match, l'action sur la patinoire, où la trajectoire de la rondelle fait naître l'espoir et, pour un joueur au moins, le rêve qui se concrétise dans le cabinet privé où l'on signe de gros contrats. Voici le hockey professionnel vu de l'intérieur, une expérience du jeu réservée aux joueurs potentiels.
**pour élèves de 11 à 14 ans
I adapted an assignment designed for younger students to fit my class and the use of technology. Students were put into groups and given an iPad. I put up the QR Codes listed at the bottom of this page around the gym in 3 separate groups for the types of dance covered. The groups then had to scan their QR Codes and work collaboratively together to create an original dance piece. After presenting their choreography to the class they were to then teach their peers the basic steps of the dance style they learned.
From the site:
The PE games you will find on this site are used by professional physical education teachers as part of successful programs in elementary gyms. This games library resource contains some of the best ideas for P.E. games and activities. Simply enjoy the quick and easy video descriptions to learn a new game for your physed class! Remember that children need a minimum of 90 minutes of quality exercise every day, so take a quick look at some games that will get them motivated and engaged to achieve that!
Use this one page resource to have the students reflect on their basic volleyball skills - Underhand pass (bump), overhead pass (set), and serve.
10/25/14: Joe Panik drops down a sacrifice bunt, moving up Joaquin Arias and Gregor Blanco in the 6th inning
The PE Warm Up Games section provides you with Physical Education resources which will help you to plan PE Warm Up Games. Each PE Game outlines what equipment is required, how to set the game up, how to play the game and how to differentiate the game. The resources can be downloaded and can support your PE planning. Lots of the resources are free.
Introduction to using the tool of FitStats in the fitness database.
I created this assessment for students to self explore throughout the year, and continue to learn about themselves through all activities we encountered throughout the term. This assessment is called Brand Yourself Motto and Logo. Students get a chance to express who they are by branding themselves with a logo and a motto. This assignment encouraged individuals to truly look at all the dimensions of wellness and how they connect to them individually, students can use an array of methods to showcase their logo or motto. I hooked most of the students by showcasing popular brands and their mottos like Nike, Addias, Tim Hortons, McDonalds, we then discussed why their mottos and logos worked so well and triggered great conversation about marketing and the effects of marketing on individuals wellness
A wellness inventory for overall Wellness. This inventory is used in Grade 10. (Wellness wheel)
What are micronutrients and macronutrients? Today, we're going to talk about the essential nutrients that your body needs to function properly: micronutrients and macronutrients. Have you ever wondered what they are, why they're called that, and why they're important? Well, you're in the right place!
Micronutrients and macronutrients are both essential for good health, but they serve different purposes in the body. Micronutrients, such as vitamins and minerals, are needed in smaller quantities than macronutrients, which include carbohydrates, proteins, and fats. They're called "micro" and "macro" because of the difference in the amount that you need.
In this video, we'll explain what micronutrients and macronutrients are, and why they're called that. We'll also talk about the difference between micronutrients and macronutrients, and why they're both important for your body. And, we'll give you some tips on how to make sure you're getting enough of both in your diet.
In this video I go over some of my personal thoughts about what it takes to be a great leader. If you've ever asked, How can I improve my leadership skills, this video is for you. As catchers it's our job to be great leaders for our team, leadership can come from other players as well but I think baseball catchers and softball catchers have the mentality to be great leaders. This video is part of our Baseball Mental Game series. Check out our other videos to improve your mental game and your Catching IQ.
What is Vertical and Horizontal Movement?
Every pitch in baseball has what's called Vertical and Horizontal movement as it approaches the plate. Vertical and Horizontal movement is defined as the magnitude of “break” a pitch has, either up or down (vertical), or laterally (horizontal). Essentially, both movements indicate the pitch's trajectory deviating from a straight line as it crosses the plate.
Vertical and Horizontal movement is measured in inches and can be recorded through ball tracking technology like Trackman, Rapsodo, Hawkeye, and PITCHf/x. It’s important to note that these technologies can track movement in different ways.
Has bunting disappeared in the game of baseball? Nowadays, kids are not taught how to bunt, nor know the situations when to bunt. We cover the situations when you can sacrifice bunt or even bunt for a hit.
Welcome to the best place to discover all the fascinating stories and amazing facts about trailblazers, legends, places, and events.
12 episodes are on Netflix – click on the "For Educators" tab to access episode guides and activities.
On the home page, scroll to the bottom to find downloadable activity sheets to add to the lesson and spark discussions.
There is a free app available at the iTunes store.