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Welcome Back!
Hope your summer breaks were renewing and invigorating, that you
get off to a dynamite start to the 2002-03 school year, and that
you send the Editors your feedback and lesson/unit ideas to share
with colleagues.
Sincerely,
David Kahan
Interdisciplinary Section Editor
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| IDPE Annotated Bibliography |
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Put out by the Utah State Office of Education, this 1999 bibliography
lists and notes many easily-obtained journal articles concerning
IDPE activities and viewpoints.
Journals include TEPE, JOPERD, Strategies,
Childhood Education, and The Reading Teacher.
Click here
to link up.
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Known for its performing arts, the Kennedy Center contributes to
the world of interdisciplinary PE with its Arts Edge webpage,
crammed with dance, theatre, and literature oriented PE lessons.
Examples include: atomic and molecular structure; intro to Seurat
and Sondheim; and systems of the body.
Click here
to link up.
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| If you have ideas, comments, letters to share,
or questions about particular topics, please email one of the
following Health & Fitness Section Editors: |
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As the World Series draws near and interest in baseball peaks,
sprinkle some baseball-oriented ID PE lessons into your September/October
plans.
Included (as described on the web site): "A stadium full of
activities and links to team sites, baseball math sites, cross-curricular
projects--and even the famous Abbott and Costello "Who's On
First?" script!"
Click here
to link up.
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As pro and college football gear up for another season, look ahead
to the January Super Bowl with IDPE activities presented at this
site, including: math, geography, history, art, and language arts.
Click here
to link up.
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