The following activity; 1-2-3…"Energize Me” is a “high energy, fun and organized” classroom activity that gives your students a chance to move their bodies in a number of ways, while learning to recognize their numbers from 1-20. 1-2-3…"Energize Me" does not require any equipment and can be used as a “Brain Break” or as a functional, number recognition lesson. It can also be utilized in the gym or outside by a classroom or PE teacher if students need to move their bodies in a larger space. You can show the cards and do a whole group activity where all of the students perform the same movement at the same time (while you reinforce number recognition). You could also set up “station” or “center” areas throughout the room and have your students rotate to each number card and movement.

he Top 10 Expectations in PE are simple, positive statements that describe what we ultimately want our students to do before, during and after PE class. These are not rules or procedures but expectations that students should understand and practice daily. These 10 signs, when posted in the gym, can serve as a constant reminder about our expectations for our students, when they move, play, listen and learn!!! You can use these printable display signs on your gym wall, at your front door bulletin board or in our gym hallway to showcase some of the ideals we expect our students to achieve in physical education class. Print the “Top 10 Expectations in PE” title page and 10 signs and then laminate and place them in your gym to enjoy for years.

JOY TO THE WORLD, IT'S TIME TO MOVE!!! The Christmas Movement Stations are 21 fun-filled, winter wonderland station cards that you can use in your school gymnasium or can be modified and performed in a smaller space such as a classroom. Each movement card provides a “Joyous” activity that can be performed with typical PE equipment or classroom items with a few extra “Christmassy” additions to keep it in the "spirit of the season!” Each individual movement card is unique with a holiday background, beautiful images and a brief instruction of the station. Separate instructions with more detail is included in the packet for teachers to use when discussing and demonstrating each station. These Christmas Movement Stations are ideal for a physical education or classroom teacher to use in the weeks leading up to the Winter Holidays as a “Brain Break” or to reinforce movement concepts such as locomotor and/or manipulative skills, cooperation and physical fitness...but with a Christmas theme. These Christmas stations were created to be “FUN” and your students will ask you to bring them out over and over again. The Christmas Movement Stations were designed for Kindergarten through 6th grade students.

The Physical Education Excel Data Worksheet packet is an editable Excel Document that can be used to enter skill/movement-based data based on physical education rubrics set by an individual PE teacher, school, district or PE curriculum program. Most PE rubrics today use a 3 or 4 point value system based on observed elements of a movement, skill, behavior or action. The Physical Education Excel Data Worksheet gives teachers the ability to enter these points and have them “averaged” automatically for easy grading purposes at the end of a unit or grading period. Student names can also be imported or copy/pasted from any other Excel files a teacher may have. The Physical Education Excel Data Worksheet was also designed to work with Cap’n Pete’s Power PE Assessment Series which has a 4 point scale rubric (PE Skill Outcome Scoring Rubric) that is included with each of the 24 Skill Assessment Sheets. The scores from the assessment sheets and subsequent rubric can be input in the excel worksheets. Included in this Excel Data Worksheet Packet is the following files: 1. Blank Excel Version- Fill in the blanks with your student names and data- This version has 6 tabs at the bottom for 6 classes. Teachers can add or subtract from that number of classes by right clicking the bottom tabs and editing. 2. Example Excel Version- Depicts 3 mock classes with tabs for 1- Locomotor Movement, 2- Manipulative Skills and 3- Other PE Skills. These can be edited too by a teacher by deleting the preset information and adding their own. 3. PE Skill Outcome Scoring Rubric and Example Assessment Series Sheet- Shows an example, 4 point scoring rubric that goes along with Cap'n Pete's Assessment Series Sheets and fits well into the Excel Data Worksheets.

EYES ON THE BALL, SWING LEVEL The PE Assessment Series- Striking with a Bat packet is a series of assessment sheets using the following 4 formats: 1. Teacher Assessment (Pre-test/Post-test) 2. Teacher Assessment (Single Test Version) 3. Peer Assessment 4. Self-Assessment. Each assessment format can be used by a physical education teacher for formative or summative assessment purposes. The different sheets share the same visuals, element descriptors and basic rubric system. The teacher versions (Pre/Post-test and Single test variation) allow for scoring to be conducted by the teacher while the peer and self-reflection versions provide an area for student reflection. The Striking Assessment sheets provide columns with the following components: 1. Visuals to help the students and teachers see the desired movements 2. Element/Cue descriptors that define the components of the skill 3. Columns with animated ball visuals that students and teachers use to indicate (by 4. circling)whether they “got it” or they are still “working on” the skill The PE Assessment Series- Striking with a Bat packet would be appropriate to use with 1st through 8th Grade students

The PE Assessment Series- Forward Roll packet is a series of assessment sheets using the following 4 formats: * Teacher Assessment (Pre-test/Post-test) * Teacher Assessment (Single Test Version) * Self-Assessment and * Peer-Assessment Each assessment format can be used by a physical education teacher for formative or summative assessment purposes.The different sheets share the same visuals, element descriptors and basic rubric system.The teacher versions (Pre/Post-test and Single test variation) allow for scoring to be conducted by the teacher while the peer and self-reflection versions provide an area for student reflection. The Forward Roll Assessment sheets provide columns with the following components: * Visuals to help the students and teachers see the desired movements * Element/Cue descriptors that define the components of the skill * Columns with animated ball visuals that students and teachers use to indicate (by circling) whether they “got it” or they are still “working on” the skill Included in the packet is a “Working with PE Skill Assessment Data” guide and a PE Skill Outcome Scoring Rubric that can be used for student grading purposes. The PE Assessment Series- Forward Roll packet would be appropriate to use with 1st through 8th Grade students

The PE Assessment Series- Overhand Throw packet is a series of assessment sheets using the following 4 formats: *Teacher Assessment (Pre-test/Post-test) *Teacher Assessment (Single Test Version) *Self-Assessment and * Peer-Assessment Each assessment format can be used by a physical education teacher for formative or summative assessment purposes. The different sheets share the same visuals, element descriptors and basic rubric system. The teacher versions (Pre/Post-test and Single test variation) allow for scoring to be conducted by the teacher while the peer and self-reflection versions provide an area for student reflection. The Overhand Throw Assessment sheets provide columns with the following components: *Visuals to help the students and teachers see the desired movements *Element/Cue descriptors that define the components of the skill *Columns with animated ball visuals that students and teachers use to indicate (by circling)whether they “got it” or they are still “working on” the skill Included in the packet is a “Working with PE Skill Assessment Data” guide and a PE Skill Outcome Scoring Rubric that can be used for student grading purposes. The PE Assessment Series- Overhand Throw packet would be appropriate to use with 1st through 8th Grade students

Many PE and health programs around the nation have experienced the unfortunate consequences of our distressed economy and have seen cuts in their districts. This at a time when we are seeing the highest childhood obesity rates in our history. It is extremely important as physical educators for us to continually remind others the value of what we do and to promote the benefits of a quality physical education program. The following printable display signs were created as a visual aid to highlight the most important reasons for quality physical education. Each individual “Top 10 Reasons for Physical Education” sign has been uniquely created with vibrant colors and attractive text. The signs provide a statement discussing the “PE benefit” along with it’s ranking and include exciting graphics that grab the students’ attention. The signs can be displayed in key areas of your gym to be highlighted during instruction. They can easily be used to reinforce the movement, skill and fitness concepts you cover during your class. The signs will surely be noticed by your students, principals, parents and colleagues and will work as a valuable tool for you to come back to time and time again!

THIS ONE MAY HAVE YOU SOMEWHAT PUZZLED!!! The “Jigsaw Fitness- 30 Puzzle Cutouts & Activity Plan” product is a visual package of 30 fitness-related exercise puzzles which includes an activity plan that implements the puzzles in a small group relay game. The students perform designated locomotor movements to obtain puzzle pieces and work together to assemble the 9 piece fitness puzzles which will convey a fitness exercise/activity. The students then perform the exercise revealed as they assemble each puzzle and start again with a new puzzle! Inside the packet are 30 separate exercise puzzles that include rep or time counts and a detailed activity plan that lists the: 1. Overview, 2. Grade levels, 3. SHAPE Standards, 4. Equipment, 5. Set Up, 6. Directions, 7. Modifications, and 8. A Diagram. When downloading this product, you will find both a PDF and a JPG format file inside the main Zip folder. I have found than different printers do better with different formats so I decided to include both to make sure the images are crystal clear for your printer! PE teachers can use Jigsaw Fitness puzzles as a warm up or as a standalone activity in a Fitness unit. Classroom teachers can use Jigsaw Fitness as a brain break, classroom energizer, recess activity or reward event. The Jigsaw Fitness- 30 Puzzle Cutouts & Activity Plan packet was designed for all ages but is best suited for students from Kindergarten through 8th Grade.

The following printable display signs were created as a visual aid showcasing the health and skill related components of physical fitness. Each individual fitness component sign has been uniquely created with vibrant colors and attractive text. There are 11 total signs- 5 Health Related (Cardiovascular Endurance, Flexibility, Muscular Strength, Muscular endurance, and Body Composition) and 6 skill-related (Agility, Speed, Reaction time, Coordination, Power and Balance). The signs provide definitions and sporting examples of each fitness component and include exciting graphics that grab the students’ attention. The signs can be displayed in key areas of your gym to be highlighted during instruction. They can be used to reinforce the fitness-related concepts you cover during your class. Whether it is a game you are playing or a sport-specific skill you are working on, the health or skill related component signs can work as a valuable tool for you to come back to time and time again!

WORK HARD- REST, WORK HARD- REST!!! The TABATA (High Intensity Interval Training) Instant Activity is a FUN and ACTIVE fitness collection of workout visuals (with corresponding incentive tickets) that can easily be utilized by a physical education or classroom teacher to provide students with a quality, fitness-based, high intensity workout that they will absolutely LOVE! This set was inspired by a “cutting edge” Atlanta-based PE teacher, Justin Cahill @justybubPE who writes a top-notch blog located at: https://t.co/lLsyhfwxjl This valuable resource is made up of 12 distinct color-coded TABATA (High Intensity Interval Training) workout visuals that provide an energetic, timed movement experience for the students to participate in. The TABATA visuals can be applied in a number of different ways within a PE lesson or as a great warm-up activity. Classroom teachers can use the TABATA workout visuals as a Brain Boosting activity during those critical times of the day! Each TABATA visual comes with 6 different fitness-based exercise/movements that students will perform for a set amount of time. They work best as an Instant Activity as students enter a playing area. Students first read the screen, signs or posters; then follow the directions and move!!! WHAT’S INSIDE: TABATA Visuals: 12 distinct color-coded workout visuals (6 “actions ”per workout) that can be used on a projected screen, as posters on the wall or signs at a station area. Incentive Tickets: 12 matching sheets of tickets that students collect as they successfully perform each round Activity Plan: A comprehensive activity plan that includes standards, detailed instructions and modifications.

This item is a multi-color Technology lesson plan template that includes a number of text boxes with headings and subheadings that correspond to Technology planning and structural procedures. The plan incorporates a wide variety of critical lesson plan components which includes the following: * Lesson/Unit Title * Grade level(s) * Unit Focus * Overview and purpose * Standards addressed * Learning Outcomes * Modification/Differentiation * Materials/Resources * Enrichment/Extensions * Essential questions * Instructional Focus * Assessment Check off's It is a Microsoft Word document that is completely editable for your personal use. There is a basic diagram included on a second page to pencil in a classroom set up if you are doing centers or have a unique set up for this particular lesson.

This item is a multi-color General Education lesson plan template that includes a number of text boxes with headings and subheadings that correspond to General Education planning and structural procedures. The plan incorporates a wide variety of critical lesson plan components which includes the following: * Lesson/Unit Title * Grade level(s) * Unit Focus * Overview and purpose * Standards addressed * Learning Outcomes * Modification/Differentiation * Materials/Resources * Enrichment/Extensions * Essential questions * Instructional Focus * Assessment Check off's It is a Microsoft Word document that is completely editable for your personal use. There is a basic diagram included on a second page to pencil in a classroom set up if you are doing centers or have a unique set up for this particular lesson. Check out my Unit Plan Template - 5 Multi-Topic Planning Guides . This planning tool includes 5 "ready to use" unit planning templates; One for a 1 topic unit, 2 topic, 3 topic, 4 topic and 5 topic unit. There is also an "instructional" 1 topic unit plan (describing how to alter the document) and a "completed" example unit plan for one of my beginning of the school year units entitled "Establishing a Learning Environment".

MIGHT AS WELL JUMP-JUMP!!! The Individual Jump Rope Skills- 50 Instructional Cards Packet is a fun and active collection of “short rope” skill printables that physical education or classroom teachers can use to teach progressive jump rope skills. This valuable resource consists of 60 framed cards (1/2 sheet printables) that include the following components: 1. Skill Identification, 2. SHAPE GLO’S, 3. Instructional Directions, 4. Skill Level Number (10 levels), 5. Tips for Success, and 6. Jumping Cues. The Jump Rope Skill Cards can be applied in a number of different ways within a PE Jump Rope lesson or as a warm-up activity. Classroom teachers can use the Jump Rope Skill Cards as a Brain Boosting activity during those times of the day when their students just have to move! The cards can be used by students individually, with partners or in small groups. The progressive nature of the Jump Rope Cards allow students to advance through at their own pace. There are 10 levels of cards with 5 skills per level. Students are encouraged to master a skill before moving on to the next level of skills. Some of the skills involve turning the rope in a forward direction, from heels to toes and others in a backward direction from toes to heels. The skill cards are colorful, attractive and “kid friendly”. Students will enjoy the simplicity of the directions, the additional tips/cues and the animated pictures that accompany the skills! The Jump Rope Skill Cards were designed for all ages but is best suited for students from Kindergarten through 8th Grade.

“SET, BUMP, SPIKE” This colorful “Volleyball Skills” poster identifies 9 different volleyball skills that are typically taught and performed in a physical education class. The poster includes corresponding “kid-friendly, action-based volleyball images for each skill that will help your students easily relate. The PDF file includes 4 different header colors to match your school’s gym colors. The posters are in a PDF format (originally set for 8 ½ by 11 sheets) but they can easily be copied on a school or store Poster-Maker to convert to a large sized poster. You can then place it inside your gym or playing area for your students to see and for you to reference while you teach your daily physical education lessons. This Physical Education Poster is designed for all ages but is best suited for students from Kindergarten through 6th Grade Click below for other posters in this Team Sport- Skills and Terms Poster Series: PE Poster Bundle: Team Sports- 6 Sport Skill and 6 Sport Term Posters PE Poster: Base Game Skills PE Poster: Base Game Terms PE Poster: Basketball Skills PE Poster: Basketball Terms PE Poster: Football Skills PE Poster: Football Terms PE Poster: Soccer Skills PE Poster: Soccer Terms PE Poster: Team Handball Game Terms PE Poster: Team Handball Skills PE Poster: Volleyball Skills PE Poster: Volleyball Terms

WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF PHYSICAL LITERACY? PHYSICAL LITERACY can be defined as is the ability to move your body confidently during physical activity, make healthy lifestyle choices and perform a variety of skills at school, home and in the community. The basic foundation of physical literacy suggests that just as learning the alphabet is essential for learning to read, the development of essential movement and sport skills is fundamental for performance in physical activities/games/dance and a catalyst for an active lifestyle at school, at home and in the community . The displayed BENEFITS OF PHYSICAL LITERACY poster provides an accurate illustration of the 7 KEY BENEFITS OF BECOMING PHYSICALLY LITERATE with statements and “student friendly” graphics. The stated benefits help to solidify the important outcomes of striving to become physically literate for life. The information is easy to understand and it helps validate the positive effects that result from living a physically literate lifestyle. This colorful Physical Literacy PE poster serves as a modern visual displaying the process from the Physical Literacy concept in a kid friendly, easy to comprehend printable. The posters come in a Zip folder with 2 Formats- PDF and JPEG (originally set for 8 ½ by 11 sheets) but they can easily be copied on a school or store Poster-Maker to convert to a large sized poster. You can then place it inside your gym or playing area for your students to see and for you to reference while you teach your daily PE lessons. This Physical Education Poster is designed for all PE age groups

“Physical Education... Movement with a Purpose” Lower Grades #1- with 4 Color Schemes; Blue/Blue/White, Green/Blue/White, Purple/Yellow/White and Red/Black/White. These banners are a perfect fit over an entry or exit door or can be used as a "stand alone" poster somewhere in your gym or classroom!!! The banner is large enough for all to see from a long way off as it is made up of eight connecting, 8 ½” by 11” sheets of paper. The banner displays the word “Physical Education” in extra-large print and is complimented with “eye catching” graphics and a PE slogan to let students, parents, colleagues and administrators that you are serious about what you do. Other PE, lower grade level intended banners (K - 6th Grade): 1- "Physical Education... Movement with a Purpose” 2- “Physical Education... Achieving Success through Movement” 3- “Physical Education...Be cool...Play in School” 4- “Physical Education... Have a Ball” 5- “Physical Education... We like to Mooove it, Mooove it” 6- “Physical Education... You're it: Get fit” 7- "Physical Education... iPLAY" Physical Education; Lower Grade- Over the Door Bundled Edition I have also created the following PE, upper grade level intended, Over the Door PE Banners (4th - 12th Grade): 1- “Physical Education...Not a Spectator Sport” 2- "Physical Education... Nothing works unless you do” 3- "Physical Education... You've got to move to improve” 4- "Physical Education... Exercise; Fuel for your Mind" 5- "Physical Education... iFITNESS" 6- "Physical Education... Physically Active for a Lifetime" 7- "Physical Education... GOT PE?" Physical Education; Upper Grade- Over the Door Bundled Edition

IT’S THE HEART OF THE MATTER This colorful “Cardiovascular Endurance PE Activities” poster identifies 8 different cardio-endurance activities that are typically performed in a physical education class. The poster includes corresponding “kid-friendly, action-based” cardiovascular endurance images for each activity that will help your students easily relate. The PDF file includes 4 different header colors to match your school’s gym colors. The posters are in a Zip folder with 2 Formats- PDF and JPEG (originally set for 8 ½ by 11 sheets) but they can easily be copied on a school or store Poster-Maker to convert to a large sized poster. You can then place it inside your gym or playing area for your students to see and for you to reference while you teach your daily physical education lessons.

THE COOLEST SPORT IN THE WORLD!!! The PE Floor Hockey Stations are 20 fun filled, “Stick to it” hockey-themed station signs/cards that you can use in your school gymnasium , outdoor blacktop or could be modified to be performed in a smaller space such as a large classroom or empty cafeteria. Each station card provides a hockey-related skill (i.e. stick-handling, passing, shooting, etc.) and includes a brief instructional direction and a graphic that depicts the activity. The activities are standards-based and there are plenty of activities for you to choose from or for the students to take part in during multiple class periods or recess times if necessary. The stations work great as an activity for the weeks leading up to the Stanley Cup Playoffs. These Floor Hockey Stations are ideal for a physical education teacher to teach manipulative skills such as stick-handling, passing, shooting, goal-tending and developing movement skills such as dodging and running without a ball. These stations were created to be “FUN” and your students will ask you to bring them out every year during your hockey unit or even as a Field Day event! The Floor Hockey “Stick to it” Stations were designed for 2nd Grade through 8th grade students.

“YOU ARE NOW FREE TO MOVE ABOUT THE GYM.” The “4 Free PE Skill Stations and Task Cards” product is a sample of station signs and task cards from my collection of PE Skill Stations and Task Cards- “Mega Bundle”. They are ideal for PE teachers to reinforce teaching cues in sport-based units or could be used as a diversion from a regiment of PE fitness activities. Classroom teachers could also use individual stations and task cards inside their classrooms (perhaps as a reward) or outside in a playing area such as a playground or paved area. The PE Stations and Task Cards have been designed for Kindergarten through 6th grade students. The stations can be easily set up in your gym, classroom or outside playing area, using basic equipment most physical education teachers or elementary/middle schools would have in their storage closet. Each station was created to provide multiple skill development situations with students working “alone” or with “partners”. The skills learned through these stations will allow the students to perform better in PE lead up games in a variety of sports and other PE-based activities.