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The following set of three videos offers tips for teaching at all elementary grade levels, with strategies to maximize activity and learning. There are organizational strategies to streamline the day’s activities, strategies for incorporating additional subjects into physical activity to improve development in both areas, and helpful technologies that teachers and students can use together to assess skills and set performance goals. 

Organizational
​management

This video focuses on techniques for organizing the flow of activities to allow more time for active play. Streamlining activities allows PE teachers to maximize class time while students explore new concepts in a safe and organized environment.

interdisciplinary
​activities

This video focuses on incorporating subject matter from other disciplines into physical activity routines. This approach supports development in subjects such as Math or Literacy, while keeping students physically active. 

Assessment Techniques &
​Use Of Technology

This video focuses on using technology as a self-assessment tool for student physical performance.  Visual feedback allows students the opportunity for self-improvement, while remaining active.

This set of videos features activity lessons that encourage the development of essential motor skills for children of different ages.  In addition to learning and practicing motor skills, students are consistently moving and also developing important social skills such as cooperation, self-confidence and personal responsibility.    

productive motor skills
Grades ​k-1

productive motor skills
Grades 2-3

productive motor skills
Grades 4-5


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