Physical education activities

Your gym period is the best time to run your class around and expel some of that boundless energy they seem to have! Sometimes though, the same old games just don’t cut it and you find your students getting distracted or a bit bored, meaning it’s time to switch it up! Thankfully we’ve hunted high and low for the best fun and simple gym games for kids, whether they’re in preschool, elementary, or middle school! Our picks are easy to set up and don’t require too much equipment, making them…

5 super fun and easy to setup warm up games for PE - Great for grades K-6. Watch the how to teach videos and download the sport lesson plans now!

Beanbags, Hula-Hoops, Frisbees, and more games kids love.

Thought this could be a fun way to implement a physical activity lesson that gets students moving and interacting with others. This activity relates to the health and physical education planned curriculum, focusing on the strand of movement competence: skills, concepts and strategies. Students get to spin the board and whatever it falls on he or she must complete the physical movement for a certain amount of time.

Teachers Notebook from phys ed lesson plan template, image source: pinterest.com

If your kid is always bouncing off the walls like mine is, then you need to see this list of 100 physical activities for kids with too much energy. These ideas for boredom busters are perfect for rainy day activities or for p.e. ideas for homeschoolers. Fun ideas for active kids that will keep kids moving all year long! #boredombuster #physicalactivities #homeschoolpe #funactivitiesforkids

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I spent a few years teaching gym as the formal “gym teacher” as well as teaching my homeroom class their P.E. I have to admit, I first went into the role thinking it was going to be com…

I am a physical education teacher and have planned 7 field days! I created my list of the 40 best field day activities to make your planning easy! These activities include cooperative, competitive, relays and water games. These activities are best suited for elementary and middle school-aged students!