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For incoming PE teachers, access to SparkFamily can help support lesson plans, build positive social and emotional learning environments, and go over comprehension and understanding with each lesson plan for grades of all levels!

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P.E. teachers can use games where one student is the leader and directs the class to follow directions as a way to test comprehension. Not only do students get the chance to improve their own presentation skills, but listening skills as well

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Teachers can use these during lessons to assist in new vocabulary

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Confused about how literacy and PE have anything in common? Don't worry, help has arrived.

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GoNoodle is one of many resources teachers across all subjects use to teach students literacy skills, and P.E. teachers can use it too for the dancing and songs

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GoNoodle | Don’t Read Like A Robot | the best of both worlds combing P.E. movement and ELA

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Sing, dance, and practice reading with EXPRESSION with this funky song!

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Watch how this teacher presents new vocabulary to his students, and notice how body language and non-verbal cues helped the students to comprehend fully

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Teaching Underhand Throwing and Catching Skills in #Physed |Cues and Station Activities|

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This teacher not only provides lessons on games to play and how to play but also guides teachers on how to teach new concepts and vocabulary to students while in the P.E. class.

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an additional tool of the word web provides students a chance to break down a target vocabulary word and develop a deeper understanding of the individual word

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In PE there is little support for including an “original sentence in which the word was found” or even a student-generated sentence. For instance, if the vocabulary involved muscle groups, one quadrant might focus on exercises targeting that speciﬁc muscle group. However, the Frayer model can still be used effectively to teach a new concept and have students demonstrate understanding

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semantic feature analysis may also be used to compare and contrast topics by associating them with examples, functions, characteristics, or attributes.

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Main concept can begin as Anatomy, then be branched out to the different systems, and then break the systems down into the specific details and concepts

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For example: can be used in labeling the three different anatomical systems and then broken down into groupings that are all accurately grouped and labeled

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family involvement is BIG when it comes to not only active movement but also reading and learning. Involving everyone is a great motivating start.

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Beginning unit introduction by creating a map to allow students to fill out corresponding ideas and links to vocabulary word or concept in the center