Many people believe only two kinds of people exist in this world, those who are tech savvy and those who are not. People who believe this have already classified themselves into the latter category. They...
As I approach my 51st birthday, I’ve been a bit reflective. I have spent 45 years in school, either as a student or a teacher: Twelve years of public school, another four years at Adelphi University for a...
Games provide fun and memorable learning opportunities. These games are like seeds. They contain clear learning objectives we desire our students to explore and achieve. Packed within the games are opport...
In this article we are going to discuss the benefits of having morning fitness clubs in your school. We are going to touch on the social, physical, & academic aspects and then I’m going to share with you t...
Teaching at the elementary level is an amazing adventure. My students get to see me from kindergarten through fifth grade and the start of their movement journey is in my hands. For years, I thought I coul...
We all know that 2 + 2 will always equal 4 and A, E, I, O and U will always be vowels, but Physical Education is a subject unlike any other because there is no concrete way to teach it. There is not one c...
Welcome back to school! I always love how students get a fresh start as the school calendar turns over. The classrooms are all set up with nothing out of place. Each year as I walk through the halls, I...
About five years ago my health began to decline due to a genetic condition called Ehler’s Danlos Syndrome (EDS). It is a fairly unknown condition, even within the medical community. In short, people with E...
My name is Mike Bohannon. I teach K – 5 Physical Education at Pleasant Ridge Elementary School in Easton, Kansas. The 2018-19 school year will be my 33rd year of teaching physical education, and my 30th ye...
