Haunted House

Students throw objects overhand. In this exercise lesson students practice throwing overhand with several different objects. They practice throwing at different distances.

Students practice their catching and throwing skills. For this physical education lesson, students participate in a circuit activity that requires them to catch and throw using a variety of equipment.

Fire safety is a hot topic for kids! With this resource, little ones will read, color, draw, and play as they are learning about prevention and, as an added bonus, practice naming shapes, counting, and adding numbers! Reading, math, and...

Practice throwing overhand while properly positioning your body and going through "the full range of the throwing motion." This website links to PE Central Overhand Throwing Cues (which provides simple steps on overhand throwing), and...

Learners practice throwing overhand, underhand, and backhand at several stations with Halloween themes.

Students identify critical components of overhand throwing and demonstrate how to throw overhand properly. In this overhand throwing lesson plan, students throw in teams.

Young scholars explore the concept of healthy treats. In this healthy food instructional activity, students read ingredients and create healthy Halloween treats.  Young scholars also practice the skill of congruent shapes by drawing...

Students who want to learn to throw need to know how to step and position their feet. At this website, read about a simple activity through which students practice positioning their feet while they throw a ball.

Students list the benefits of goal-setting. They describe the steps in a goal setting process. Students practice all the steps of the goal-setting process. They have an opportunity to observe how goal setting can improve performance and...

Students work in teams as they practice and improve their overhand throwing skills in gym class. This website includes a description of "Hail Storm," as well as ideas for varying the activity and adapting it for students with disabilities.