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I chose this site because it sounded like an interesting game. I would change the problems to something more challenging to get the students to think.

Here's where you'll find games and activities to help you explore your health and the human body. Again another great tool to reinforce what is being taught in class but in a game form. Again If the students are embarrassed they can get it answered without raising their hands.

This website is intended for students to get exercise by teaching them how to log numbers of there activities. This makes them have some initiative and gives them a reason to get moving. It also gives tips on how to do activities safely.

a. I chose this website because it looked interesting. Especially with the counter chart. b. I could use this to keep track of how many miles students run/walk in a day.

This website is for all ages and talks about why PE is important in our schools and in students lives. This is good for the students to look at because it give the students facts on why it is important.

a. I chose this website because it gave great detail about what this website does. b. I could use this website for ideas to keep my classroom from getting bored.

This website provides so many physical education activities with videos on how to set it up and then how to play it. I would use this to help provide me ideas for activities.

This is a website for physical educators. It provides professional development, grants and shows when events and conferences are.

I chose this website because having a healthy BMI is an important lesson in PE. Through middle school, high school and college, I have needed to use a BMI calculator. As a teacher

I chose this website because I have realized how important drinking water and physical activity is for every person daily. I would implement the information shared on this website by letting students know how important it is to have a water bottle with them everyday at school is and how important it is to do physical activity for at least 30 minutes each day, by sharing helpful and fun ideas to do.

Physical education/health - I chose this source because it provides you with lots of activities to do with children and they all require movement from the students

Physical education/health - I chose this source because it has a lot of teaching styles that can be used in the classroom for physical education, it also has teacher resources on it.

I chose this site because it offers ideas on how to incorporate physical education into lesson plan ideas. I would use this site to create fun and interesting lessons that get my students up and moving while learning.

I chose this website because it was a good blog article about how to motivate students to be physically active. I would incorporate some of the tips, like building upon personal interests and making everyone feel safe to set up my PE curriculum.

This website has a compilation of little activities that you can do in your classroom to get your students up and moving. The website called it "brain breaks" and I would use it as that, to get my students heart rate up and blood flowing- especially after long periods of sitting and testing.

Great interactive videos to get students up and moving for that brain break they need throughout the school day. Also a great source of calming to get them to refocus their minds.

I like this website becsuse it has games that will have the kids up and moving. In class I would use this by having some mindful meditation.

This website is full of hyperlinks for resources like classroom management, lesson plans, teaching tips, technology, games, and frequently asked questions. I will definitely go back to this site to find lessons, games, and to build my knowledge on how to teach PE effectively.

These games are designed to maximize activity for kids in confined spaces (such as the classroom). Some of these games are high-intensity, some are based on movement that stimulates brain activity, and some are designed with the simple goal of getting kids up, active and happy to move.

I like this because it helps me with planning different games I could do to get the kids moving. I would use this in class by creating games per subject to keep the kids moving.

This tool gives 26 lessons for 2nd grade alone not to mention other general topics like social emotional learning, then if you want you can also subscribe to the group as well

PE central has lesson ideas, professional developments, and the ability to see what other teachers are doing in the classroom. I think this website would be very helpful for finding quick brain breaks for my class.

I chose this website because it included lesson plans for P.E. I will use this website for the lesson plans it I were to need ideas for P.E.

For this website it has different resources a teacher can use when it comes to apps, classroom management tips, having students who have disabilities, working in large groups playing games, teaching in a limited space, and a lot more resources. How I would use this is working in games in a large group, dealing with teaching in a limited space, or how to manage a classroom that size for PE.