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Differentiate instruction so that ALL students can participate, find success and be challenged.

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Example Lesson Plans  https://thephysicaleducator.com/standards-based-pe-games/

https://www.playsport.net/activity

https://www.pomeroyshpe.com/

Example Lesson Plans

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Communicating outcomes to students, assessment tools that complement outcomes, involving students as a partner in learning.

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Varying groupings, choosing equipment, teaching social skills such as respect and cooperation, planning lessons that include all students.

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Passport for Life tools assess four components of physical literacy: Active Participation, Living Skills, Fitness Skills and Movement Skills. These assessment tools allow teachers to easily enter, manage and review student data online while also providing students and parents with individualized, user-friendly outputs.

https://passportforlife.ca/teacher

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See Google Drive- Small Spaces Folder.

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DPA Bins created by Apple Schools. Talk to Jodie about resources it interested!

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The game we played today with each of the TGFU steps highlighted.

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Teaching Games for Understanding - Lesson Demonstration

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This is my go to in PE. For example, in tag, if the "It" person tags someone the two must play rock paper scissors. Loser is the new "It" person... This promotes respect and cooperation and allows for more social connection between classmates. Now it's fun to get tagged (less behaviour and problem solving issues).

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Instead of a being eliminated you have to go to an area and perform and physical activity to get back in the game!

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Use plickers for students to self- assess how they are doing based on the learning road map (not yet getting there, got it and wow).
Google Drive has a folder with all the plickers and templates for creating your own rubrics.

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Students stand together in a line starting "on the beach". The command is given "in the water" and they have to do a two foot jump and land forward to be "in the water". When the command "on the beach" is given again, they have to hop backwards. The object is to listen to the command given and hop forward/backward. If a command is given for where they already are and they accidentally move, they become a "shark" and then shark attack is called at various intervals to incorporate tagging. You can modify your commands and movements or add rules etc. It can be quick and easy and in literally any space.

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Check out bewellplayed.com. This teacher uses tech creatively to help with grouping and rotating students. Check this link for an example Lumberjacks and Planters

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Quick warm up activity!

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Well organized by skill and with videos. Most assessments from this resource are Google Forms but are helpful. There are also checklists for Fundamental Movement Skills.

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Jeff Blanchard edgafeedback@gmail.com

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Follow Justin Cahill
He posts amazing PE videos with games and ideas for PE.

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Dorothy Penner schoolsorienteeringyeg@gmail.com

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Free resource

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Jump Rope Resources

Check out my individual jump rope challenges to keep your students jumping! I print on card stock and laminate in sheet laminator with a 5mm thick laminate so students can write on & wipe off with dry erase markers. Reuse year after year or print as station signs or wall posters.

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Check out my individual jump rope challenges to keep your students jumping! I print on card stock and laminate in sheet laminator with a 5mm thick laminate so students can write on & wipe off with dry erase markers. Reuse year after year or print as station signs or wall posters.

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Contact Jodie if you are interested as we have partnered with Ever Active Schools to pilot loose play parts with 3 schools in our district this year.

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Choose to high five, fist pump or chicken wing your partner

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Make sure your students are cognitively engaged. Highlight an element from the cognitive domain and

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Rhythmic Balance/auditory/vision Exercises for Brain and Brain-body Integration.

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I'm thinking of incorporating a combination of Darebee posters and logbooks/journals for students to fill out if they are learning from home.

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2100+ FREE workouts, fitness programs, monthly challenges and training guides.

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Here are some checklists that students can complete once they do an activity. There's on for each day of the month.

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CanadaGo4Sport, Canada, Physically Active Games for Physical Education, Coaching, and Recreation

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Free access to over 500 physically active and fun games for physical education and recreation settings (descriptions and videos). We provide games in: TGfU (target, invasion, net, strike), FMS, warm ups, leadership, numeracy, nutrition, and combatives. At CanadaGo4Sport

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Resource Pack and starting point from PE Specialist.

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