Gym games for 1st grade

PE teacher Tyler Staup explains 2 of the activities he does with his K-2 students during their Teamwork and Cooperation Unit!

A collection of 44 fun gym games for kids. Great for filling your PE calendar. #kidactivities #kidgames #activitiesforkids #funforkids #ideasforkids

My name is Tyler Staup and I am currently teaching a Lincoln Elementary in Brownsburg, Indiana. The activity I am going to be writing about is called: “Hula Hoop Car Road Trip.” This activity is great for teaching kindergarten and … Read More

My name is Kalie Schult and I am a PE teacher from Winterse, Iowa. I posted a video of my students playing Strikerball on Twitter for my striking unit in PE and it was a hit! Below I have shared … Read More

My name is Lindsay Karp, I teach physical education and health at Bret Harte Elementary and A. Russell Knight Elementary in Cherry Hill, NJ. Catapult is a fun, energizing game that focuses on multiple fitness components and creativity. I first … Read More

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Your gym period is the best time to run your class around and expel some of that boundless energy they seem to have! Sometimes though, the same old games just don’t cut it and you find your students getting distracted or a bit bored, meaning it’s time to switch it up! Thankfully we’ve hunted high and low for the best fun and simple gym games for kids, whether they’re in preschool, elementary, or middle school! Our picks are easy to set up and don’t require too much equipment, making them…

Roll the Dice Exercise Fitness Game, Brain Break, Physical Education, PEThere are 2 version here with kids in colour or black and white.8.5 x 11Print and play!Digital Download

PE mashup! We took @ILESPhysEd beanbag stack and @PEbyMrE RPS tennis ball and created RPS beanbag balance! Play RPS – if beat, give up bag and complete 10

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