Moving Without Moving: Incorporating Non-Locomotor Movement in Elementary Physical Education Classes
Non-Locomotor movement can be defined as “movements that occur in the body parts or using the whole body but do not cause the body to travel
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The Skill-Related Components of Fitness: What Every Physical Education Teacher Needs to Know
The skill-related components of fitness include movement activities that are necessary for various skilled performances and athletic...
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The Health-Related Components of Fitness: What Every Physical Education Teacher Needs to Know
The health-related components of fitness involve movement that improves a student’s physical health and ability to stay healthy. There...
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10 Physical Education Expectations That Will Help Keep Your Students On Track During PE
As a physical education teacher, setting clear expectations for what you want your students to accomplish and how you want them to act is...
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