Take a look at the At-Home Lessons if you have to do your PE in the classroom and you need some extra help coming up with some ideas. I remember how tough it was trying to make engaging content for less than ideal settings. I hope that you can take some ideas from my lessons and use them in your classroom.

This revamped Read and React System is exactly what I needed!

When I teach a sport, I absolutely repeat that sport for several weeks or longer, depending on how long they are studying a people or culture in the classroom.

Here is a free lesson download that demonstrates the power of Low Hanging Fruit, and it is called Predator and Prey Tag.

The novelty has worn off

They learning something new in class

The students don’t know what they like until they play it

The focus of the game becomes less about fun and more about the competition

Low Hanging Fruit – “the obvious or easy things that can be most readily done or dealt with in achieving success or making progress toward an objective” Merriam-Webster

Get to the root cause of the conflict.

Like pasta sauce, there is no perfect PE game. There are perfect PE games however.

This is a write up for my lesson on Sportsmanship, adapted for your older middle school students.

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