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In this
free-write and art activity, students combine language and creative
art skills in creating panels that are "sewn" together
in response to: "What do you like about Physical Education?
Why?"
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here for details.
David Kahan
Interdisciplinary Section Editor
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Looking for good "reads" in sport and physical education
to turn your students on to reading? Five fiction
favorites for elementary and high school students are offered.
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| Want your students to travel around
the world while never leaving the gym? Want them to hear music
from any of 190 countries in helping them find their way? Click
here to learn more about "Globetrotting,"
a movement exploration activity that introduces and reinforces geography
and cross-cultural studies. |
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In this activity students create a collage of images
from popular magazines as a means of depicting an autobiographical
account of their sport, leisure, and recreation activities.
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Playing Peter and the Wolf
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For early elementary students, this activity reinforces
listening skills, plot comprehension, and various manipulative
and non-manipulative skills as students are introduced to this
100-year old musical story and members of an orchestra.
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details.
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