Physical education prepares children for an active and healthy life while improving self discipline and reducing stress. This section includes PE lessons from kindergarten through high school spanning different skill levels and objectives. Lessons are categorized by grade for easy retrieval. These lessons were created by real teachers working in schools across the United States. The section will continue to grow as more teachers like you share your lesson plans. We encourage you! Share your lessons plans Teacher.org, contact us.
Featured Programs: Sponsored School(s)Students will learn a brief background about energy transfer between the sun, producers, primary consumers, and secondary consumers. ½ of the students are primary consumers (plants) and ¼ of the students are primary consumers (rabbits) and ¼ of the students are secondary consumers (hawks).
Using a deck of playing cards, the students will pick the number of reps for various exercises.
Students will practice listening skills and basic physical concepts as required in physical education class. Students will also work on balance and coordination.
Combining information about the speed of animals, the students will run laps in the gym or outdoors.
Students will practice teamwork, dribbling, and shooting a basketball.
This plan will combine reading with balance and coordination skills to allow students to navigate a simple obstacle course.
Students will play a game in which they need to change direction quickly. Students are to pretend that they are on a sailboat that is in the middle of a storm. They will have to run and change direction based on verbal commands and duck quickly to avoid being hit by the imaginary boom.
This lesson is designed to help students learn the importance and reasons for exercise through multiple activities and discussions.
This plan will allow students to practice coordination while staying physical.
Students will learn a brief background about energy transfer between the sun, producers, primary consumers, and secondary consumers. ½ of the students are primary consumers (plants) and ¼ of the students are primary consumers (rabbits) and ¼ of the students are secondary consumers (hawks).
The student will participate in a game of basketball using various sizes of available balls.
The students will move to the music based on its beat, words, tune, and other variables.
This plan will allow students to practice coordination while staying physical.
The students will research games and activities from other countries to share during a PE class.
This lesson will allow students to practice passing, dribbling, and bouncing skills using basketballs
Students will practice basic aerobics moves while trying to stay positioned on paper plates, this aids in coordination.
This lesson will allow students to practice teamwork, basic math skills, and get exercise through a relay race. Note: Problems/difficulty level can be altered by grade
This lesson will allow students to practice gross motor skills.
Students will practice listening skills and basic physical concepts as required in physical education class.
This plan will allow students to practice coordination while staying physical. Students will demonstrate moving straight, backwards, and in a zig-zag pattern.
The students will create a PE activity to share and demonstrate to peers.
This lesson will allow students to practice teamwork and trust building, as well as working on directionality for younger students.
The students play a game where they practice different movements including jumping, galloping, skipping, running, jogging, leaping, and walking. Based on National Physical Education Standards, students should have been learning these skills for the last 4 years.
Students will learn a brief background about energy transfer between the sun, producers, primary consumers, and secondary consumers. ½ of the students are primary consumers (plants) and ¼ of the students are primary consumers (rabbits) and ¼ of the students are secondary consumers (hawks).
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