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In this physical education worksheet, pupils study a triangular chart concerning activities necessary to stay physically fit. Then, they answer four questions about each activity. Next, students answer questions about a current event. A teacher's guide is included.
Third graders play penguin-inspired games. In this physical education lesson, 3rd graders practice their gross motor skills as they play penguin soccer, penguin bowling, and tobogganing. Students learn songs to accompany the games and write lyrics for songs.
Students explore the human body by participating in a physical education activity. In this bean bag lesson, students identify the hand eye coordination skills necessary to throw and catch a bean bag with a partner. Students throw, balance and catch bean bags using their athletic skills.
Students explore the sport of mountain climbing. In this physical education lesson students watch a virtual tour of mountain ranges. Students also view climbing skills as they work their way through stations set up in the gym.
Students practice archery. In this archery instructional activity, students see how to shoot the bow and hit a target. They attempt to hit balloons that are attached to a target.
This worksheet provides 10 physical education-related words to locate in the word search puzzle. It does not include definitions, but an answer key is available.
Incorporate writing into your physical education class. In groups, learners unscramble a list of words related to exercise and use them in their journal writings. Using their name, they write one word related to physical activity that begins with each letter of their name. To end the lesson, they are given the setting, theme or characters of a story and identify the novel while jumping through a hula hoop.
Young scholars participate in healthy living activities prepared by the school's physical education program and local health professionals.
Students discuss how to properly interact and work with each other during physical education class.
Students are able to individually perform non-locomotor stretches with and without a jump rope. They demonstrate the following locomotor jumping skills while jumping rope. They jump on one foot, alternating feet, and two feet.