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Warm up: Jungle-run relays (grade K-3) | Teaching Fundamentals of PE

A super-fun themed warmed up activity for you class! Get your students warming up their bodies for PE by having them move in different ways to the end of the playground and back: - Cheetah runs › Sprint as fast as you can like a cheetah! - Frog jumps › Jump high and far with 2 feet! - Crab crawls › Move sideways! - Backwards bee strings › Run backwards without falling over! - Horse galloping - Gallop with straight legs! You can also have your students react - call out a different animal/creature each time!

Tip & tag warm-up game: 'Waspital' (K-6) | Teaching Fundamentals of PE

A fantastic dynamic PE warm up game for you kids:Everyone has 2 lives, or 'band-aids' (your 2 hands). If you get tipped, put a 'band-aid' on where you get tipped. When  you run out of band-aids, go to 'waspital', complete the fitness challenge then you're free to run around again with new band-aids! 

Tip & tag warm-up game: 'Survivor tag' (K-6) | Teaching Fundamentals of PE

A super simple, no set-up tag game great for all ages:Everyone is a tipper, trying to tip everyone else - If you get tipped, you sit down, and keep an eye out on the tipper who tipped you. If they get tipped, you stand back up! If 2 players tip each other at the same time, you do rock-paper-scissors, and the loser sits down! 

Warm up game: 'Kangaroos & crocodiles' (K-6) | Teaching Fundamentals of PE

A dynamic and quick-reacting PE warm up game for grades K-6: Kangaroos & crocodiles › You can play this to your students, and even get them to set up the game in the sports hall or out on the field!

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Preschool and Kindergarten Sport - Fundamental locomotion skills lesson

In this lesson, me (Coach Danny) and Elijah take you through the basic locomotion movements needed for many different sports. They include running, jumping, hopping and leaping...using basic PE equipment.

Basic locomotion movements

Take your students through the fundamental locomotion movements with the correct technique for running, skipping, hopping, jumping, gallooping, side-stepping, leaping

Elementary PE Skills for locomotion

These new PE locomotion activites will give your some great ideas to help develop your students gross motor movement skills such as jumping, leaping, hopping, dodging & sprinting, with overall body control needed for many sport skills

Moving - (Jump rope) Running on the spot

Individual movement & locomotion PE skills - (Jump rope) Running on the spot

Moving

Start your lessons with thrilling and explosive warm up games and you’ll have them hooked!

Want your Kindergarten students to love physical activity?

Overarm throws (grade K-3) | Throwing & catching › Teaching Fundamentals of PE

How to teach overarm throws to your students at elementary school

Underarm throws (grade K-3) | Throwing & catching › Teaching Fundamentals of PE

How to teach underarm throws to your students at elementary school

6 individual Throwing & Catching challenges: Part 1 (grades K-3) | Teaching Fundamentals of PE

Get your K-3 students practicing their throwing and catching skills with these hand-eye co-ordination challenges.

Chest passing | Throwing & catching (grade K-3) › Teaching Fundamentals of PE

How to teach chest passing to your students at elementary school - Can be practiced in pairs using small and big balls, basketballs, soccer balls, soft rubber balls - Great for grades K-6

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Catching (grade K-2) | Throwing & catching › Teaching Fundamentals of PE

How to teach catching to your students at elementary school, grades K-3

Relay race: Catching › Throw, clap and catch | Teaching fundamentals of PE (K-3)

1. Run up to the first ball, throw it in the air, clap 3 times2. Run to the next ball, do the same3. Run to the third ball, throw it up as HIGH as you can- Put all the balls back in their spots and run back for the next player in your team to go.Check out the downloadable resource for 25 exciting relay race variations. Teaching PE to your K-3's has never been easier!

Station: Catching › Catch the ball in the cone | Teaching fundamentals of PE (K-3)

› Students throw the ball up high in the air and catch it in the cone - Make sure you move your body and hands UNDERNEATH the ball as it falls down so you can catch it

Throwing & Catching PE & Sport Skills - How to teach the fundamentals: Kindy-Grade 2's

In this 'Throwing & Catching' skills video you'll be equipped with the core teaching points for the:• Underarm throwing• Overarm throwing• Chest passing• Individual throwing and catching skills

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