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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.

PE Central is a web site that provides information about developmentatally appropriate physical education practices and programs. I have used this site for at least 80% of all my lesson plans and warm up activities. This site is fantastic because it breaks it down per grade and the skill and or unit.

This site shows how to connect physical activities to a subject. In the same way, I can connect them to math.

Watch Free Livestream Keynote Speaker Videos, this year they were able to record five talented individuals share how they view physical education as a part of the whole. Each keynoter shared different ways of thinking that were uplifting, transformational, funny, and inspirational. Also they offer a multitude of resources for all grade levels.

I choose this site because it has free lesson plans for teachers that includes Art and Crafts, Health and Nutrition, Math, Music, Physical Education, Printable Worksheets, Reading, Science, Social Studies, Technology, and Writing. This site can be used in my future classroom by using each subjects lesson plan that is available as a sample of what I want mine to be like.

I chose this site because not only did it offer lesson plan suggestions for volley ball chapter, but also bulletin board ideas and things I could use to get the students excited about this sport/topic.

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 file gives you all the standards and each component/motor skill each student needs to complete. It also gives learning outcomes for each grade level, so just a basis of where the student needs to be with that skill by that grade. I will use this every single time I write a lesson plan.

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

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

Great source of videos that give information about health for students. Great source for movement and about the 5 body senses.

This article gives information on how to manage a PE class well. I will use these strategies in my future classes like starting with an instant activity to get the students moving right away.

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.

This article explains how you can connect language with physical education. A way you can do this is by playing music that is a different language while warming up or playing games.

Science needs to intertwine activities into the learning process. This site popped at me because it included so many project ideas for a wide array of sciences (chemistry, physics, astronomy, engineering, computer science, etc.). Teachers can use this site as a resource for building a well-rounded assessment tool bag.

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 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 chose this website because it focuses on five main areas of science for elementary education. Such as, astronomy, earth science, life science, physical science, and technology. Each area goes further in depth about topics and includes apps and game for students to play. I would use this website if we were studying any of these five science areas.

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.

This a cool site that offers information on nutrition and exercise. It gives you resources and articles to do your own research on if you want to know more. There are brain teasers and games so you can have fun with the information. I liked how it showed the food organization in a different light and shows that they want to make money. I would use this in a health class for any age group. I think it would be a great resource.