Adapted physical education

Adapted physical education involves PE games and activities that have been modified to accommodate students with disabilities or who have gross motor delays.

Watch as students learn fun games that can be adapted at any level! Check out more awesome videos on my page!Adapted Physical Education Activities and Games...

This year, my coworker and I decided to have our students participate in stations that worked on pathways and directions. Pathways and directions are components of our Space Awareness Unit. These two components focused on TN standards “travels in five … Read More

Over the last few weeks, my primary students have been working on the concept of overhand throwing. Through various drills and lead up games

A great fast paced game that infuses two levels of competition, running and throwing. Students are split into teams. Team members are number...

Teaching students who are blind or visually impaired a modified game of capture the flag | Perkins eLearning

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“We love this game Coach”! I love hearing my students tell me how much fun they had while they are exercising. Watching my students leave with a smile on their face and sweaty heads is their best way of saying … Read More

Locomotor City is a culminating activity PE teacher Kelly Brown plays with her K-2 students to reinforce and allow autonomy in their learning. The activity combines several skill practices and various important physical education elements into one collective activity.

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