PE Central’s lesson plans for physical education.
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PE Central’s lesson plans for physical education.
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HALLOWEEN GHOST HUNT | |
State Standard: 1, 3 |
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Equipment: 25 cones, 10 white fluff balls “ghosts”, and Halloween music. | Grade: K-2 |
Purpose of Event: Cooperation, memory skills and cardiovascular workout | |
Time: 15-18 minutes | |
Organization: Arrange 25 cones in 5 rows of 5 on one side of the gym. Put the “ghosts” randomly inside ten cones before students enter the gym.
“Ghost Hunt”: Divide the students into four teams and have them line up behind the red line on the opposite side of the gym as the cones. Explain to the students that there is ten ghosts hidden under the “pumpkins” in the “pumpkin patch”. When the music starts one person from each team will go into the “patch” and look under one “pumpkin”. If a ghost is found, the student takes it and returns to his/her team. If a ghost is not found, they still return to their team. The person then tags the hand of the next person in line and then he/she may go. Remind students that no one should move until the music begins and that everyone must freeze when the music is turned off. Once they touch a cone they have to pick that one up. When it appears most of the ghosts are found, stop the game by turning off the music. Count the number of ghosts each team captured. The team with the most is the winner. Collect the captured ghosts. Have the team turn to the wall and close their eyes to replace the “ghosts”. Begin the game once again. |
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Concerns: Students staying in their lines (no cutting). | |
This idea is from: Mark Harming, Physical Education Teacher, Chamberlain School District, Chamberlain, SD. |
Educators who want to help children develop to their full potential must educate the whole child by addressing physical, mental, and emotional needs. Many programs at elementary schools focus on academic and emotional development, but how many address children’s physical development?
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To wonder what ails American education is to open a Pandora’s box of wicked problems … but the problem is definitely not a lack of computers.
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Student created presentation on the possibility of moving to the moon!!
February 24, 2015
Following the post we shared here a few weeks ago featuring some useful resources to help teachers and educators master the art of presenting, somebody sent us this beautiful visual…
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Students please look at this infographic as a template for you to look at when you start to piece together your information.
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Read the article. This article discusses how your digital footprint can effective you positively or negatively depending what type of “digital footprint” you have. .Answer the questions below on YOUR own blog. (Post your reflection by Friday, February 20, 2015 by 5pm). Please respond to a minimum of two other classmates Blog Posts.
What does your digital footprint say about you
Questions:
1) What must you be aware of when it comes to the dangers of having negative digital footprint?
2) What precautions should you take considering your “digital footprint” when you have made the decision that you are going to create an account on a variety of social media platforms (Reflect on all the discussions & blog posts we have communicating with each other this semester) ?
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Great article!! Definitely need to incorporate w/ teacher supervision. Show students how to use social media the right way!!!
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