A Framework For Integrating Technology Into Your Classroom by Alex Adams
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...
Feeding Your Fire for Physical Education by Nancy Blake
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...
Fostering Relationships Through Games by Cliff Roop
Games provide fun and memorable learning opportunities. These games are like seeds. They contain clear learning objectives we desire our...
Adding Morning Fitness Clubs in Your School by Eric Turrill
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,...
Inquire to Inspire: Making mindful movers by Seth Martin
Teaching at the elementary level is an amazing adventure. My students get to see me from kindergarten through fifth grade and the start...
All Things Created Equal? A Look at Inequity of Access In PE by Mike Martinez
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...
#ContagiousPassion by Daniel Hill
The summer of 2018 was a whirlwind of nearly 60 hours of professional development that has made a career long impact on my practice as a...
Taking the Leap: Changing School Districts by Tanner Roos
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...
Assumptions - My Health, My Family, and Your Students by Kevin Shephard
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...
Teaching Physical Education:
Academic Infusion by Mike Bohannon
My name is Mike Bohannon. I teach K – 5 Physical Education at Pleasant Ridge Elementary School in Easton, Kansas. The 2018-19 school year...
