IT’S COLD OUT THERE!!! The PE Winter Sport Stations are 20 fun filled, winter wonderland station cards that you can use in your school gymnasium or can be modified and performed in a smaller space such as a classroom or empty cafeteria. Each movement card showcases some cool PENGUINS performing a winter sport or winter activity that is “modified” to implement inside using typical PE or school equipment. The activities are NASPE standards-based and there are plenty of activities for the students to take part in for multiple class periods. These Winter Sport Stations are ideal for a physical education or classroom teacher to use during the winter weeks that follow the Holidays as a “Brain Break” or to reinforce movement concepts such as locomotor and/or manipulative skills, cooperation and physical fitness. These Winter Sport stations were created to be “FUN” and your students will ask you to bring them out every year during those “cold” winter months.

MOVING MY BODY MAKES ME SMARTER!!! This is the another product in a series of Classroom Energizers. Included in this packet are 25 more awesome "flip cards" to get your kids up and moving!!! Have you ever noticed your students getting the "Hum Drums"? Do they get fidgety or lose concentration at certain times of the day? Do they look at you like..... "hey Teach, can we get up and move a little"!!! Did you know that physical activity can increase student performance? Movement is not only good for the heart and muscles but it also helps our brains. Several studies have shown that it is very important that children "move" throughout the day to help them stay "sharp" and ready to learn! Classroom Energizers and Brain Boosters flip cards are a very convenient and creative way for you to "move your students" with a purpose! The "energizer" cards are very colorful, including graphics and detailed instructions that include an overview, set up, equipment needed, directions and modifications.

FITNESS IN 3D!!! The PE Cube Fitness product provides 17 exercise and dice, constructible cubes that can be used in a variety of warm-up or fitness related PE activities. After printing off the template sheets, the cubes are easily constructed by cutting, folding and gluing tabs. Once constructed, VOILA, you have a cool “3D” method to ENGAGE your students in their learning!!! The PE Fitness Cubes work like dice and can be rolled by students to provide them with an assortment of strength, flexibility, plyometric, Yoga, locomotor and manipulative skill movements. In addition (pardon the pun), six of the Cube templates are number and symbol images and work to complement the fitness dice by providing numbers for exercise reps and movement time which will add an element of mathematics to your lesson. Students will a have the chance to add, subtract and multiply numbers as they “roll the dice” and move. Inside the packet are also 6 suggested Fitness Cube activities that you can do with your students! The PE Cube Fitness product has been broken down into 3 categories: Grouped Fitness Cubes: these are cubes that have been categorized by various fitness elements (great for station work) and include: 1. Flexibility, 2. Plyometrics, 3. Strength, 4. Yoga, 5. Locomotor Movement and 6. Manipulative skills Cross Training Cubes: these cubes combine one of each of the above fitness elements on each cube. These cubes provide a better “mixed” grouping of exercises which works better with large group activities). Number and Symbol Cubes: these cubes complement and work in conjunction with the Grouped Fitness and Cross Training Cubes. With them, you are able to have students roll multiple die which gives students the ability to assign numbers to reps, time to movements and they even provide the opportunity for students to add, subtract and multiply in PE class.

“It's time to move it, move it”!!! The following fitness activity, “What’s on Your Plate”- Fitness Set 1 is a “high energy, fun and organized” PE large or small group movement mini-lesson that can easily be used as a warm up, or cool down, woven into a PE unit or extended as a “stand alone” activity during fitness instruction. The exercises and movements were created to help develop the students’ personal fitness and include a combination of the following components of physical fitness: 1. Cardiovascular Endurance, 2. Flexibility, 3. Locomotor Movement and 4. Muscular Strength and Endurance. This fitness activity can be used in a gym setting, in a classroom or anywhere that you have a little space to have kids perform some stationary exercises and movement skills in small groups. The “What’s on Your Plate” activity is very easy to set up and can last anywhere from 10 minutes to 25 or 30 minutes depending upon the duration you use per rotational set. After printing and laminating the circular exercise and movement “plates”, spread them out on the floor around your room or gym, use music for start and stop cues; then let the students let loose and “move it, move it”!!! It is as simple as that. You can use all of the plates provided in this packet or be selective in those you want to use, especially if space is an issue. There is a rest plate available for students to use if needed.

BRAIN BOOSTS FOR YOUR STUDENTS!!! Have you ever noticed your students getting the "Hum Drums"? Do they get fidgety or lose concentration at certain times of the day? Do they look at you like..... "Hey Teach, can we get up and move a little"!!! Did you know that physical activity can increase student performance? Movement is not only good for the heart and muscles but it also helps our brains. Several studies have shown that it is very important that children "move" throughout the day to help them stay "sharp" and ready to learn! These "Classroom Energizers and Activity Break flip cards" are a very convenient and creative way for you to "move your students" with a purpose!!! The "energizer" cards are very colorful, including graphics and detailed instructions that include an overview, set up, equipment needed, directions and modifications.

The following printable display signs were created as a visual aid showcasing the 6 principles of exercise training (overload, specificity, progression, reversibility, adaptation and individual differences) and the 4, FITT guidelines (Frequency, Intensity, Time and Type). Each individual “principles of exercise training” sign has been uniquely created with vibrant colors and attractive text. The signs provide definitions and examples/extensions of each principle and include exciting graphics that grab the students’ attention. The signs can be displayed in key areas of your gym to be highlighted during instruction. They can easily be used to reinforce the exercise concepts you cover during your class. The signs will surely be noticed by your students, principals, parents and colleagues and will work as a valuable tool for you to come back to time and time again!

The following printable display signs were created as a visual aid showcasing the following PE Spatial Awareness Concepts: 1. Direction- up, down, forward, backward, right, left, clockwise and counterclockwise; 2. Location- personal space and open space; 3. Level- low, middle and high; and 4. Pathway- straight, curved and zigzag. Each individual “Spatial Awareness” sign has been uniquely created with vibrant colors and attractive text. The signs provide definitions of each Spatial Awareness concept and also includes a P.E. activity example. The signs have colorful backgrounds and exciting graphics that grab the students’ attention. The signs can be displayed in key areas of your gym to be highlighted during instruction. The signs can easily be used to reinforce the movement concepts you cover during your class. The signs will surely be noticed by your students, principals, parents and colleagues and will work as a valuable tool for you to come back to time and time again!

The following printable display signs were created as a visual aid showcasing nine manipulative skills which include: catching, tossing (underhand), throwing (overhand), dribbling with feet, kicking, punting, dribbling with hands, volleying, and striking. Each individual “Manipulative Skill” sign has been uniquely created with vibrant colors and attractive text. The signs provide instructions on how to perform each manipulative skill and also include colorful backgrounds and exciting graphics that grab the students’ attention. The signs can be displayed in key areas of your gym to be highlighted during P. E. skill instruction. They can easily be used to reinforce the movement concepts and skill cues you cover during your class. The signs will surely be noticed by your students, principals, parents and colleagues and will work as a valuable tool for you to come back to time and time again!

"GOING, GOING, GONE"! Inside this PACKAGE are 25 “STRIKINGLY GOOD” base games, designed for students with a wide range of abilities and ages, from 2nd Grade through 10th Grade. These BASE GAMES are ideal for large or medium sized groups, outside on a field, at a regulation softball/baseball diamond, inside a gym or even on a blacktop play area that has a hard surface. Several of the games are striking and running games, however there are some that involve kicking, spinning discs or even rolling hoops. Most of the games require little equipment using standard PE items such a few bases, bats, whiffle balls, dense foam balls, playground balls, cones, and Frisbees. These games can be used by PE TEACHERS as an extension of their softball/soccer units (after the basic skills have been taught) or they can be utilized by a CLASSROOM TEACHERs as an organized RECESS GAME ACTIVITIES to keep students active and focused during their play time. In addition, many of the base games make great large-group activities for school-wide events such as FIELD DAY or for a class or grade-level REWARD DAY sometime during the school year. These base games involve many skills and concepts that relate directly to traditional baseball/softball such as striking, fielding, catching, throwing, teamwork and sportsmanship. There are several kicking-related base games too and many of these games have suggestions for modifications and can be performed using either striking or kicking as the “catalyst” for play. Some of the games are “breakout” games in which students play in small groups and move to different areas of a field/gym but most are medium to large group, team games in which students swap from offensive to defensive roles as a large unit. The Base Games include: 1. Around the World, 2. Base Race, 3. Base Swap, 4. Coneball, 5. Disc Baseball, 6. Double Up, 7. Five Hundred, 8. Football Baseball, 9. Fuzzball, 10. Hit the Zones, 11. Hit, Pause and Run, 12. Home Run Derby, 13. Home Run Race, 14. Hoop it Up, 15. Kick and Run Derby, 16. Kickball, 17. Matball, 18. Pickle, 19. Pinball, 20. Raceball, 21. Rounders, 22. Scooter Baseball, 23. Snakeball, 24. Total Team Baseball and 25. Twenty One

MEET THE PE SUPER FRIENDS!!! The PE Super Friends Components of Fitness Signs include 11 Health and Fitness Related Display Signs that were created for younger students to help them relate to and understand the 5 Health and 6 Skill Related Components of Physical Fitness. The images are eye-catching and fun for children and the information communicates simple ideas about each component of fitness. Each sign includes the following informational tidbits that will help your students grasp a better understanding of the components of physical fitness: 1. a super hero name and image, 2. their favorite word, 3. their favorite food, 4. their favorite activity, 5. their super fuel, 6. their super power and 7. the component of fitness they represent. The signs can be displayed in key areas of your gym to be highlighted during instruction. They can be used to reinforce the fitness-related concepts you cover during your class. Whether it is a game you are playing or a sport-specific skill you are working on, the health or skill related component signs can work as a valuable and practical tool for you to come back to time and time again!

HEALTHY BODY, CLEAR MIND, PEACEFUL SPIRIT!!! The YOGA INSTRUCTIONAL CARDS product is a “kid friendly” set of instructional YOGA printable cards/signs that can be used to teach a variety of “widely-used” YOGA POSES in a station or large group rotational format. Each card is uniquely designed to display and describe specific “poses” commonly used by practicing yoga instructors and participants around the world. The cards are specifically created to be easy to understand with attractive, eye-catching and kid-friendly illustrations. The instructional cues incorporate a variety of background and text colors which make the cards really “pop”! The 24 Instructional cards can be easily set up in your gym, classroom or outside playing area, using little to no equipment. The YOGA Instructional Cards also includes 2 signs that can be posted in your learning area, to help students learn and subsequently articulate what YOGA really is and what it’s benefits are. The YOGA INSTRUCTIONAL CARDS PACKAGE includes the following items: 24 Instructional Cards (Pose Name, illustration, instructional cues and the SANSCRIT name) 2 YOGA SIGNS (1. Definition of YOGA and 2. Why YOGA- benefits) These YOGA Instructional signs are ideal for YOGA instructors or PE teachers to reinforce your yoga-pose teaching cues in daily classes, specialized units or practice sessions. Classroom teachers could also use individual cards from this activity packet inside their classrooms or outside in a playing area such as a playground or field. Home-school teachers could also use the instructional signs in a smaller setting to teach YOGA at home. The cards have been designed for 2nd through 8th grade age students.

"SKILLTASTIC"!!! The following 44 "sport-specific" stations (and corresponding Station Cards) have been created as an aid for a PE Teacher, Classroom Teacher or Small Group Leader in a camp or church. The sport stations can be set up quickly in designated zones of a gym, field or any other playing area around your facility. These particular stations were created to help develop the students’ skills in a variety of sports including: 1. Base Games, 2. Basketball, 3. Gym Hockey, 4. Racquet/Paddle Striking Sports, 5. Soccer, 6. Track and Field, and 7. Volleyball. There are 6 station cards for all sports except Track and field which has 8. All 44 of the activities are suitable for boys and girls and can be adapted to match your equipment and facility constraints. You can use them as a way of teaching multiple skills during your individual sport units or you can “mix them up” throughout the school year or camp/church season and have more than enough activities to use for many classes or sessions. The cards provide brief directions with entertaining graphics. If you lack the equipment or space for one or more of the stations, feel free to adapt it in whatever way best meets the needs of your children and your unique situation.

HOW YOU PLAY MATTERS!!! The Top 10 Characteristics of Good Sportsmanship are simple but impactful statements that describe the actions and behaviors our students should demonstrate while playing games during PE. These are not rules or procedures but “Sportsmanship Action Statements” that students should understand and practice daily. These 10 signs, when posted in the gym, can serve as a constant reminder about how our students should think and respond when they move, play, listen and learn during PE games and activities. The signs are numbered and include some cool, kid-friendly graphics along with each sportsmanship action statement. You can display these printable display signs on your gym wall, at your front door bulletin board or in our gym hallway to showcase some of the ideals we expect our students to achieve in physical education class. Print the “Top 10 Characteristics of Good Sportsmanship” title page and 10 signs and then laminate & place them in your gym to enjoy for years.

DON'T WORRY, I'LL SAVE THE DAY!!! The following “SUPER” games are a series of fast paced, high energy, large group PE games all set to a “Super Hero” theme. All 12 games have “dynamic” references to things like skyscrapers, cities, robots, rangers, command centers, villains, special agents, webs, laboratories, and extra-terrestrials….all of the things kids love! T These games are tried and true games that students love and ask for on a weekly basis. I have used them with up to 3 or 4 classes at the same time or as little as 1 class at a time. They are geared towards elementary-aged students, however I have used them with middle and high school students and they love them too! The games can be modified to fit your gym size and the equipment listed in the plan can be switched out for something else that you have in your closet. **Note: One of the games, Survivor Alley is a human target-type toss and roll game. SHAPE America does not endorse games that use human targets for PE. This game is a lot of fun and works great for After School Program, Intramural or class reward game. The following 12 games: 1. City Avengers, 2. Power Rangers, 3. Fast-Flash-Freeze, 4. Incrediquest, 5. Mackidver, 6. Saved by the Web, 7. Sky Zone, 8. Survivor Alley, 9. Transformers, 10. Triumph of the Gladiators, 11. Watchmen of the Lair, and 12. Z Men: Live by the Sword are included in this package and can be used with large groups of students in a P.E. class setting or with smaller groups in a sports or church camp.

GET YOUR “GAME FACE” ON!!! Inside this package are 25 dynamic “BREAKOUT GAMES” designed for students with a wide range of abilities and ages from 2nd Grade through 10th Grade. The BREAKOUT games are ideal for dividing students into small groups and having them play a VARIETY of "sport-related games" in multiple spaces in a gym, blacktop area, parking lot or field. These games can be used by PE TEACHERS as an extension of their unit or can be combined together to have numerous activities occurring simultaneously during a single class period. The individual Breakout Games can also be utilized by a CLASSROOM TEACHER as an organized RECESS GAME ACTIVITY to keep students active and focused during their play time. In addition, many of the games make great small-group activities for school-wide events such as FIELD DAY or as a REWARD DAY. These games involve many PE related skills and team/movement concepts such as catching, throwing, kicking, striking, running, spinning, goal keeping, tracking, dodging, tagging, reaction time, cardiovascular endurance, teamwork, sportsmanship, hand-eye coordination, accuracy & agility. One great thing about these games is that students can be placed in “corresponding groups” that consider developmental ability and/or gender to help keep the games fair, even and safe for all. The Break Out Games include: 1. Catch Ball, 2. Circle Pole Ball, 3. Criss Cross, 4. Curb Ball, 5. Disco, 6. Five Alive, 7. Flash Ball, 8. Flying Disc Golf, 9. Four Square, 10. Four Square Volley, 11. Home Run Derby, 12. Hoop Ball, 13. Intercept, 14. Keep it Up, 15. King’s Court, 16. Line Volleyball, 17. Paddle 4 -Square, 18. Pin Ball, 19. Rescue Me, 20. Rippers and Runners, 21. Soccer Score Ball, 22. Team Wall Ball, 23. Touchdown Return, 24. Trac and Score and 25. Wall Handball

GET ON THE BALL!!! Inside this package are 25 “high flying” volleyball and throwing/catching NET games, designed for students with a wide range of abilities and ages, from 2nd Grade through 10th Grade. The “NET GAMES” are ideal for large groups; from 30 to 60 students if you have 2 volleyball nets and a regular sized gym or outdoor play area. If you have a larger space, more nets and a few adults to supervise, more players can participate at the same time. Obviously less than 30 students can play these net games and several modifications are suggested and can be implemented to help fit the needs of your program. These games can be used by PE TEACHERS as an extension of their volleyball unit (after the basic skills have been taught) or it can be utilized by a CLASSROOM TEACHER as an organized RECESS GAME ACTIVITY to keep students active and focused during their play time. In addition, many of the net and volley games make great large-group activities for school-wide events such as FIELD DAY or for a class or grade-level REWARD DAY sometime during the school year. These volleying NET games involve many volleyball-related and skills and concepts such as serving, bumping, setting, striking, saving, digging, spiking, agility, accuracy, coordination, rotation, teamwork, and sportsmanship. Several of the games also provide an ideal avenue to develop the students’’ catching, throwing and tracking skills. There are a couple of small-group activities where students use smaller courts with badminton nets (or jump ropes that can be held by other students). The Net and Volley Games include: 1. Add em up Volley, 2. Aerobic 3 Team Volley, 3. Balloon Volley, 4. Beach Ball Volley, 5. Clear Out, 6. Cooperative Volley, 7. Crazy Net Ball, 8. Deck Ball, 9. Fling Ball, 10. Four Court Volleyball, 11. Gigantic Ball Volleyball, 12. King’s Court Volleyball, 13. Lifeline Volley, 14. Net Battleship, 15. Net Hot Potato, 16. Newcomb, 17. No Hands Volleyball, 18. Paddle Shower Ball, 19. Regulation Volleyball, 20. Scoop Ball, 21. Shower Ball, 22. Small Court Volleyball, 23. Surprise Volley, 24. Target Volley and 25. Volley Bounce

SPACE...THE FINAL FRONTIER! The following “cosmic” games are a series of fast paced, high energy, large group PE games set to a theme that is “Out of this World.” All 12 games have “cool” references to things like space, planets, stars, aliens, cosmos, meteors, time warps, jets, galaxies, and black holes….all of the things kids love! These games are tried and true games that students love and ask for on a weekly basis. I have used them with up to 3 or 4 classes at the same time or as little as 1 class at a time. They are geared towards elementary-aged students, however I have used them with middle and high school students and they love them too! The games can be modified to fit your gym size and the equipment listed in the plan can be switched out for something else that you have in your closet. The following 12 games: 1. Space Invaders, 2. Masters of the Universe, 3. Escape from Cyberspace, 4. Galaxy Quest, 5. Space Junk Collectors, 6. Meteor Blitz, 7. Sky Bowling, 8. Space Connector, 9. Star Wars, 10. Guardians of the Stars, 11. Stars and Strikes, and 12. The Danger Zone are included in this package and can be used with large groups of students in a P.E. class setting or with smaller groups in a sports or church camp.

I'VE GOT BINGO!!! Are you looking for a great way to truly engage your students in a fun-filled, warm up, brain break or PE fitness activity? The Fitness Bingo packet provides you with a fun and organized movement-based activity that your students will absolutely love!!! The Fitness Bingo packet comes with 30 different Fitness Bingo Cards, a Teacher’s Bingo Call Sheet, a Win Pattern Guide and a Bingo Marker Copy Sheet. Once the Fitness Bingo Cards are copied and laminated, they can be used for multiple classes throughout the school year. This activity WORKS and your students will ask for it over and over again! Teachers lead the activity by calling out fitness exercises listed on their call sheets. Students that have the exercise listed on their Fitness Bingo cards perform the exercise (for a set time or number of reps) and mark their cards. When a predetermined pattern is marked on a Fitness Bingo card first, that student is declared the Fitness Bingo Winner. PE teachers can use Fitness Bingo as a warm up or as a standalone activity in a Fitness unit. Classroom teachers can use Fitness Bingo as a brain break, classroom energizer, recess activity or reward event. The Fitness Bingo Activity packet was designed for all ages but is best suited for students from Kindergarten through 8th Grade.

his “Applying the National PE Standards” Printable Display Signs product was uniquely developed as a valuable and attractive visual aid for standards based programs in physical education. The descriptor statements and graphical illustrations help show our students how we align our programs to the National Standards Each individual “Applying the National Standards” sign has been uniquely created with vibrant colors and attractive text. The signs provide the National Standard’s official wording and include a description of how the standard can be implemented in a typical PE class. The signs also include exciting graphics that grab the students’ attention. The signs can be displayed in key areas of your gym to be highlighted during instruction. They can easily be used to reinforce the concepts you cover during your class. The signs will surely be noticed by your students, principals, parents and colleagues and will work as a valuable tool for you to come back to time and time again!

Many PE and health programs around the nation have experienced the unfortunate consequences of our distressed economy and have seen cuts in their districts. This at a time when we are seeing the highest childhood obesity rates in our history. It is extremely important as physical educators for us to continually remind others the value of what we do and to promote the benefits of a quality physical education program. The following printable display signs were created as a visual aid to highlight the most important reasons for quality physical education. Each individual “Top 10 Reasons for Physical Education” sign has been uniquely created with vibrant colors and attractive text. The signs provide a statement discussing the “PE benefit” along with it’s ranking and include exciting graphics that grab the students’ attention. The signs can be displayed in key areas of your gym to be highlighted during instruction. They can easily be used to reinforce the movement, skill and fitness concepts you cover during your class. The signs will surely be noticed by your students, principals, parents and colleagues and will work as a valuable tool for you to come back to time and time again!