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This website is the American School Health Association website. This site is for professional health educators. It keeps them up to date on any new things that are out their about physical education and health.

This website has a list of activities and health lessons you can teach in your classroom. Health can be a tricky subject to teach especially to the younger age groups so this website will give some great ideas as to how to incorporate a health lesson into the classroom.

This site is a great place to go to answer health questions. There is a student tab and a parent tab that answer questions based on the appropriate level. Under the student tab, there is a link that answers big questions that kids often have. There is also a kids dictionary of health conditions.

Kids Health targets younger children, teens, and parents. This website could give advice for teens, and for the younger children understand how the body works. I would use this for a guide for my lessons or any questions my students might have.

KidsHealth is the #1 most-trusted source for physician-reviewed information and advice on children's health and parenting issues. For parents, kids, teens, and educators, in English and in Spanish. Offers a variety of resources for many different topics.

This website focuses on showing educators different health issues to utilize in the classroom. One of the main things that caught my eye was the first link to show up: facts about drugs. Because drugs can be a huge issue in middle and high school kids today, it is important for teachers, especially in the health field, to inform kids on the serious affects that drugs can have on the body. Relating lesson plans to student's lives is key for teachers to break though with students.

This is a Physical Education/Health site. I chose this site for the reason being, that it has some important information regarding children's health and well being. It says that P.E. helps develop motor skills, body awareness, social interation, and cognitive development. Although this site is a little bare in details. It does give some important facts about health and it does have 4 games designed to be played in P.E. class.

This website is a great resource for teachers because it is stacked full of other resources that teacher can use. These websites have a ton of educational ideas for teachers to use in the classroom. There is even a website that helps to incorporate technology into a physical education atmosphere. The resources for both in class work and work in the field. There are also great resources for lesson plans available for teachers who may need ideas of how to portray different health issues to a classroom

This website is perfect for elementary students and teaches the basics of health. It talks about illnesses/injuries, how the body works, how to stay healthy, and much more. I will use this in my class room to educate my students about being active and healthy. Basically, this website has a bunch of facts for young kids to stay healthy and to know about health.

This is a great site for teaching kids to stay healthy. I can use it in a health class that I teach. I could use it to help explain how the body works and explain how the body works.

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This website on using technology in physical education is great for embedding technology in health classes. This newsletter provides physical educators and health educator's wit the latest and must up to date information on using technology in physical education. It also informs you of how to fix a problem if one would occur.

This site is helpful for kids because it can provide them with answers to health related issues. This site would be helpful when doing a nutrition unit.

This website is a great way for your students to read about positive health information that will help them stay healthy. It has different topics that are catergorized out into your body, your food, and etc. It also has a search button to go to exactly what you are looking for in health. I really like this website and would use it for my classrooms to help my students for a healthy lifestyle.

This site is completely dedicated to health and fitness. For PE/Health teachers, it seems to be ideal. It has information on physical education and how activities can be adapted for students with various needs. Health and nutrition lessons are also included. It has links about fitness outside of school. It even has information about using technology in physical education. This site seems to have everything PE/Health teachers would be looking for.

This website includes lessons for health lessons that focus on students bodies and minds. These lessons have great focuses and are good for students K-12.

different sites for children educators and parents to view about health and show my students how to be healthy

Health: This would be a very useful website to use as an educator. There are suggestions on how to design your health curriculum, ways to assess students, and strategies to enhance instruction. I would use this website because there is a lot I don't know about health and this would be a great place to get lesson ideas.

Health: This is a great website for finding health lesson plans for grades preK- 5. These lessons range in all areas of health and use different strategies to teach the subjects. They have great game ideas listed and that would be a fun way to get students involved and interested in health.

This is a health resource that you do have to pay for. It has lots of lesson plans though that are very useful in Health education. They even give you sample ones to look at without actually purchasing it.

KidsHealth in the Classroom offers educators free health-related lesson plans for all grades and subject areas. Each Teacher's Guide includes discussion questions, activities, and reproducible handouts and quizzes - all aligned to national health education standards.

This offers a lot of options for health and physical education on this site. It even had a lesson on dental care. Students need to know how to take care of their bodies and overall health I think I would be able to use this site to teach students about taking care of themselves. It would give me ideas that I may not even think of on my own.

This site is really nice because it has options for all grades, K-12. There are over 300 lesson guides provided for teachers to use. All of the lesson guides are designed to meet national health curriculum standards. The site also provides several assessment strategies in order to assess what you have taught. I think sometimes it might be harder to find health lessons so this website is probably very helpful for health educators.

PE/Health: I chose this resource because it gives many different lesson plan ideas that can be used in the everyday classroom. The lesson plans I reviewed were straightforward and easy to modify to use in content-based lessons.