Slidesmania
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Here is a sample of something you can create with one of her templates. This is a template that I imported in PowerPoint. After a little of adjusting seem colors and sizes, I now have a background that I can use to organize my desktop. I added the Star Wars characters, but I think you get the idea.
Randy Spring Website
(added 12/23/18)
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Randy is amazing. Not only does he produce tons of great Physical Education content for others to use, most of it is FREE. He has created tons of great visuals for his classes using animated GIFs. His website houses all of these that are downloadable with a simple click. He also has bunch of other ones that can be purchased through his Teachers Pay Teachers store. Do me a favor and support Randy. He is pushing the Physical Education profession forward in so many ways. Click on the link below to go to his website. Below is an example of the types of games he has on his website. LOVE IT!!!
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The P.E. Project Website
(added 12/23/18)
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I stumbled across the PE Project website after seeing a post on Twitter. The first thing that caught my eye was the very clean and professional graphics. Looking further I was impressed with the content they have produced. Go to their website where you can find instantly useable Physical Education content that includes lesson plans, infographics, and teaching resources. See an example below...
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Sport Stacking Website
(added 12/23/18)
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I have been teaching Sport Stacking to my students for over 15 years. It all started one day when I brought a set of cups home from a convention that had an instructional DVD. My son (who was in 2nd grade at the time) put the DVD in and taught himself. I was like "I need to be doing this in class!!!". Several years later, many schools, and three Sport Packs later, I continue to use Sport Stacking in class. Recently, Speed Stacks (The company that makes the cups) came out with a curriculum guide linking Sport Stacking to SHAPE America's standards and grade level outcomes. Now we're talking!!! Go to the link to see all the awesome resources. Stack up!!!
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Cap'n Pete's Power PE Teaching Resources
(added 10/8/17)
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Cap'n Pete Charrette is one of those "good guys". You know the kind I mean. Totally dedicated to the profession, super creative, and wonderfully generous. Pete is a Phys. Ed. teacher from Georgia (who was the 2009 GAHPERD State Elementary P. E. Teacher of the Year) who also maintains a Teachers Pay Teachers store. His creativity in creating top quality resources for Physical Education teachers is second to none. To be honest, he is the one who inspired me to develop my own store. Check out his endless list of resources (some of which are free) by clicking on the link below.
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OPEn Physical Education Curriculum
(added 10/8/17)
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As most of you know, based on the video below, I am a big fan of the OPEN program. At first I was very skeptical. You mean absolutely FREE standards based units and lessons that come with visuals and assessments? OK, what's the catch? The thing is, there's no catch. This program is legit. It is so refreshing to find a program that is ready to use, standards based, and FREE. Oh, by the way, did I mention it was FREE!?!? Click on the link below to sign up for a FREE account.
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The Top 5 Websites That Have Transformed My Teaching
(8/3/17)
fundamental movement skills
(added 8/14/16)
In my endless search for great websites, I found this one from Singapore. The link below will bring you to a page on their site that has FREE content that all elementary Physical Education teachers must see. The stuff will blow you away. Below is a preview.
Here's the entire document...
Supportrealteachers.org
(added 2/19/16)
I must apologize the awesome folks who run this website. I have followed them on Twitter for some time. Their website is awesome and has tons of great resources for Physical Education teachers. Here is a description that is posted on their site:
"Welcome to our website supportREALteachers.org, a non-profit educational website that promotes quality physical education through accountability and free access to information and resources. We believe that every child has the right to standards-based quality physical education focused on developing the skills, knowledge, virtues and dispositions needed to become a physically literate person. We encourage you to explore our site, use the tools and resources, and spread the word if you like our stuff."
Top-notch website!!!
"Welcome to our website supportREALteachers.org, a non-profit educational website that promotes quality physical education through accountability and free access to information and resources. We believe that every child has the right to standards-based quality physical education focused on developing the skills, knowledge, virtues and dispositions needed to become a physically literate person. We encourage you to explore our site, use the tools and resources, and spread the word if you like our stuff."
Top-notch website!!!
human kinetics p.e. digital library
(added 5/16/15)
I have always been a fan of Human Kinetics publishing. At least a third of the books in my library are from this great company. Recently they put out a wonderful resource that every P.E. teacher should check out. It is a web based curriculum called the P.E. Digital Library. Click on the video below to see how easy it is to plan standards based lessons that include assessments. It is simply awesome!!!
lynn burrows "love pe" website
(added 2/21/15)
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Not only is Lynn the 2015 Central District Elementary P.E. Teacher Of The Year, she also has a rockin' website! Many links to dozens of great content like assessments, lesson plans, and a great blog. Click on the link to go to her awesome site!!!
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Ben Pirillo's "Teach phys. ed." website
(added 2/21/15)
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If you have been following my website, you know about Ben Pirillo. I first found out about Ben by searching Phys. Ed. videos on YouTube. Since then I have been able to connect with him via Twitter and Voxer. One of the nicest guys in the world of Phys. Ed. He has recently developed his own website with tons of free activities and ideas for your P.E. classes. Please check it out!!!
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vitathread
(added 11/8/14)
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How do I describe Vitathread? I'll let their website to do it:
"Vitathread is a group of dedicated teachers that have come together to share knowledge and strategies in order to simplify and improve education. We make teachers lives easier. We have created innovative assessments called vitals that will allow teachers to measure success and take the guesswork out of teaching. We combine that with advice to help teachers leverage technology in the classroom." Their Website it awesome!!! I use their assessment videos all the time showing my students a "perfect" example of how to perform a skill. |
peteacheredu.org
(added 11/8/14)
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Boy, I sure wish I had access to this website when I was deciding to become a Physical Education teacher 22 years ago. There is a wealth of information here about Physical Education certification, standards, info on salaries, and colleges that offer Physical Education degree options. Do you know someone who is considering becoming a Physical Education teacher? Go here. They'll be glad they did.
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physedagogy
(added 8/15/14)
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So many great ideas can be found on this site. From posts about teacher evaluation to using augmented reality, this site is a great resource for all Physical Education teachers.
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North Park Physical Education
(added 7/21/14)
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There are two things I love most about maintaining this website (Phys.Ed.Review). First, I get to write what I am passionate about. Second, professionals all over the world contact me to tell me of wonderful resources and ask me if I would review them on my site. This website is one of those great resources. Sent to me via Twitter by @weaverpe712, this website has a wealth of great info for Physical Education teachers. From PE Activities, to Slide Shows, to Fitness Calendars, this website is great. Click on the link below to go there. You won't be dissappointed!!!
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class dojo
(added 6/7/14)
Click on the link below to see a video of this amazing behavior management website/app/program.
go noodle
(added 6/7/14)
Click on the link below to see a video of this free website and how much they have to offer not only classroom teachers, but Physical Education teachers as well.
daily fit log
(added 5/11/14)
Here is another website (that is 4 years running!) that enables students and teachers to track daily physical activity, set personal fitness goals, and have fun all at the same time. Click on the "Daily Fit Log Video Review" button to see more. Also, click on the "Daily Fit Log" button to go directly to their website. By the way, it's free. Awesome stuff!!!
active globe
(added 5/5/14)
Once again, Jarrod Robinson has put together something awesome in the world of technology and Physical Education. With Active Globe, teachers and students can keep track of physical activity via the website (Membership is required). Basically you set a goal of the distance you want to cover, and then enter that info either by hand or by connecting apps such as Run Keeper, Fitbit, or Moves for instant upload. Very motivating and a great way to connect Technology, Physical Education, Geography, Mathematics, and Health with your students. I have a goal to travel across the state of Massachusetts by the end of the school year! (See Below) Click on the link below to go directly to the website.
mr. sickler physical education Site
(added 12/28/13)
From Sunnyvale, California comes a website that totally blows me away. There is so much on here that I don't know where to begin. Well, I'll give it a try…He has Sportfolio info, Assessment ideas, Surveys, Screencasts, Videos, and so much more!!! Seriously, I could spend hours looking at all he has on his website. He's obviously very tech savvy. Very well done. Click on the button below to go to his website.
Dekeon's physical education Site
(added 10/13/13)
In doing a search online for Physical Education websites, I came across this site from Rick Dekeon from his school in Ann Arbor, Michigan. What impressed me the most about his site is the number of great activities he has posted there. There is a section on student created games (He calls it "Creators Of Activities"), Dodgeball Alternatives (You Go Rick!), and a great list of cooperatives activities. I could (and did) spend hours looking at all his great content. Click below to go to his website.
great activities online
(added 7/20/13)
Artie, Jeremy, and the gang at Great Activities are wonderful. Their company has tons of great resources for Physical Education teachers. From books to CDs to info on workshops and grants, this site has it all. Their site even has free games for you to download as well as an opportunity to belong to their PEP club.
Here is what you get if you become a member of the PEP club (taken from their website):
Search 1000′s of games published by the Great Acitivities Magazine. Quickly find the quality activity you need with targeted, filtered results! $600 Value
Receive a year-long subscription to the famous Great Activities Magazine! Each issue contains a great collection of lessons written by innovative and creative “real-life” PE teachers. $32 Value/Year
Receive your certificate for 20% off any US Games order over $250. $50 Value
15% off all Great Activities’ orders.
If it were not for the Great Activities Publishing Company, I would not have been inspired to create my own games and write my first book. Great stuff!!!
the pe geek
(added 7/20/13)
First off, let me say I was inspired to create Phys.Ed.Review based on Jarrod Robinson's work on The PE Geek. Based in Australia his website is a great resource for applications that can be used in the Physical Education classroom. His list of apps and technology ides goes back to September of 2008! Here is a description of Jarrod (Taken from his website):
Jarrod is a Physical Education teacher from country Victoria Australia, with a passion and enthusiasm for the role emerging technologies play within teaching and learning. He is first and foremost an advocate for lifelong movement and physical activity, however realises the power of 21st century technologies that can shape new age teaching pedagogies.
Jarrod is known throughout the online community as “The PE Geek”, and authors a blog of the same name at www.thepegeek.com which has proved to be an invaluable resource for teachers seeking effective use of 21st century tools in PE. He has presented Nationally and Internationally for a number of years while also writing for a number of publications on the topic of contemporary Physical Education.
His major interests lie within mobile learning which he believes is the perfect fit for the outdoor minded PE Teacher. As a result he has begun his own mobile development company, “The PE Geek Apps”, which builds mobile applications for teachers on both Android and iOS devices.
Click on the button below to go to his site.
Jarrod is a Physical Education teacher from country Victoria Australia, with a passion and enthusiasm for the role emerging technologies play within teaching and learning. He is first and foremost an advocate for lifelong movement and physical activity, however realises the power of 21st century technologies that can shape new age teaching pedagogies.
Jarrod is known throughout the online community as “The PE Geek”, and authors a blog of the same name at www.thepegeek.com which has proved to be an invaluable resource for teachers seeking effective use of 21st century tools in PE. He has presented Nationally and Internationally for a number of years while also writing for a number of publications on the topic of contemporary Physical Education.
His major interests lie within mobile learning which he believes is the perfect fit for the outdoor minded PE Teacher. As a result he has begun his own mobile development company, “The PE Geek Apps”, which builds mobile applications for teachers on both Android and iOS devices.
Click on the button below to go to his site.
iPhysed.com
(added 7/18/13)
Nathan Horne developed and created this great website. If you are interested in technology and Physical Education, take a look at this site and look around. He even has a podcast that you can listen to that discusses Physical Education topics and issues. Great stuff. Click on the link below to go to his website.
ThePhysicalEducator.com
(added 2/20/13)
Click Below to see a screencast of this website. Great stuff!!!
PYP PE With Andy
(Added 2/20/13)
Click below to see a see a screencast of this website. Cool stuff!
P.E. links 4u
(added 11/8/12)
Great overall site for Physical Education. Too much information here to mention in a short paragraph. Go there and explore!!! Who knows, maybe one day this site will be on there too!!!
PE Central
(added 8/31/12)
The one stop place for Physical Education lessons and activities. All lessons that are submitted to the web site go through a review process before they are posted. Check out the lessons I've posted:
8th Grade Special Needs P.E. Project
Red Light Green Light 3, 2, 1
New Number Now
Cool Noodle Tag
8th Grade Special Needs P.E. Project
Red Light Green Light 3, 2, 1
New Number Now
Cool Noodle Tag