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This websites is a good website to get lesson ideas for elementary P.E,. It has numerous lesson ideas and games to use in a physical education class. I will use this website to get ideas for games and activities in P.E.

This website offers hundreds of PE lessons and is updated regularly. It offers assessments, adaptations, gaming, and many other things. It would be a cool site if I was a physical education major.

PE Central is a web site that provides information about developmentatally appropriate physical education practices and programs. Great for all ages and grade levels.

I choose this site because it gives you ideas of how to assess a gym class This site can be used in my future classroom by knowing what my students get to do in gym class to release most energy.

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 site not only includes written-up advice, but it includes video examples. I chose this site because it gave thorough explanations over interactive games/assessments. P.E. teachers can use this as a honey-hole for ideas to implement in the classroom--wherever it may be.

I chose this site because there are free curriculum resources. I will use this site to help plan P.E. Lessons

This is a Physical Education/Health site. I chose this site along with the last P.E. site because they might be bare and not very attractive. I found this site very helpful by having a video to explain the game, 4 goal soccer. Along with the video, this site gives great explanation for how to teach the class and what to have the students warm up with. Lastly, this site gives some great games to be played with the 1st-5th graders and explains each game, which is always helpful.

Although P.E. appears simple, the subject is very important for kids and their development. I chose this site because it breaks down several key ideas, and it covers all angles. Teachers can use this as an excellent reference for implementing games into the lesson, i.e., it includes a list games, roles for instructors, tips, and purpose.

This site includes several sources in the form of articles. I chose this site because it's organized style is inviting to all levels of P.E. teaching. Teachers can use the articles, which go in-depth with activities or ideas for teaching, to better structure their instruction.

I love this site because of the VAST amount of information on it! It can be so hard to know when doing something like P.E. what to do to teach the skill and then, with such a wide range of skills and abilities, how to assess the skills you've taught. This give you ideas for lessons, bulletin boards, assessments, adapted P.E., and so much more.

I love PE central as it has different lesson plans and quizzes and ideas that pe teachers came up with and uploaded for others to use. I also, like it because if i came up with a game that worked and students loved i can upload it and other teachers can use it for their class.

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.

World's largest strength and conditioning and sports training resource for speed, agility, power and strength enhancement. Great resources for high school P.E teachers involved with performance P.E.

Offering a variety of resources like articles and video interviews, a great resource for any P.E. teachers looking to learn more about performance P.E.

This website gives a list of P.E. activities that are grouped by grade level. This will be helpful in my classroom to know what activities are appropriate for that age group.

This website has a ton of lesson plans for physical education. A majority of them are K-5, but there are a few for 6-12. I will be going back to this site in the future to find lessons for my students

This website is full of different tips and games for students to play who are interested in their health and their physical condition. There are quizzes to take to test their knowledge about health and other things. There are also tips on how to stay healthy and how to stay in shape. This is a great website for students who are interested in health and physical education.

This site is all about being active and eating healthy. Students can learn more about eating healthy or more about how the body works. This is a great way to incorporate technology into P.E. class. Students may like to explore this website at home or during a study hall if you give them homework. Amber Koth

A website for kids and their parents to learn more about health, fitness and nutrition through fun games, recipes and articles. This website could be more for the home, but I would modify it for the classroom. One example was a game called Scavenger Hunt, and the students would have to find objects placed around the room in so much time. You might have some safety issues with this game, but I could make it work.

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.

These critical thinking games in PE are stimulating and will have kids using their bodies and minds to accomplish their goals. This would be good to use when students want to be moving but need to accomplish a lesson at the same time.

This website has many different things for physical educations to do. As well, this site also has specific sports that teachers can look up and find activities to do with that unit. I can use the information on this site because it has adaptive sports that I can use if I was working with students that have special needs. I could also use this site to infuse physical education with science. Since, a section talks about how science and sports can be connected.

This site has a lot of useful information about different sports and how to play each sport. It also shows different lesson plans that educators can use. I can use this site if students want to learn more about a certain sport. I can also use this site because it explains how to play certain sports in an easy way.

This is a site that describes kids and their natural ability to run. It also gives you excercise tips, nutrition tips, and even motivational tips. This is a great site to help students get into exercise. It can even be great for parents to look at. It shows the benefits if exercise and is great for people who want to live a healthier life-style. It provides articles for further research. This would be great for any P.E. teacher to use for tips in the classroom.