Our Favourite Lower Elementary Lesson Plans
Our Lower Elementary PE Lesson Plans have increased focus on fundamental movement skills, more opportunity to progress, and, of course, fun PE activities!
FIFA World Cup: Activities for Schools
Here at PE Planning, we love every sport, and are excited about cheering on the United States Men's National team. But for those who are a little more ‘soccer-fobe’ , here’s some information that will help you to share the excitement with your Elementary school Students...
7 Indoor Ball Games for the Classroom
“Surely Ball Games are for outdoor Phys Ed only?”. Actually, we don’t think so! And when the wintery weather is affecting outdoor Phys Ed, or Christmas rehearsals are taking over the school hall, we sometimes have to think outside of the box!!
So much to do… does Elementary Phys Ed matter? …
We are teachers, we understand how much there is to do in such a short time. But please please please take a minute to consider our case for regular School Phys Ed and Physical Activity…
5 PE Activities That Are Easy at Home
Whether you are a Class Teacher, a Sports Coach or a parent, what better way to champion lifelong physical confidence and competence than encouraging your children to participate in sport and physical activity at school and at home.
Incorporating Halloween into Elementary PE
With some creative thinking, lesson planning can be adapted to maximise festivities without missing out on scheduled Phys Ed work. Here’s a few suggestions of how you can adapt our Elementary School PE Lesson Plans to incorporate Halloween…
Rainy Days PE Activities For Elementary & Kindergarten
“Summer”… What summer??? Is it just us, or does the lovely weather fly by? Cold, gloomy days can really affect us all, particularly children, but the PE Planning team will not allow bad weather to cast dark clouds over Physical Education! This blog post offers some rainy days PE activities as well as advice for […]
Fun Kindergarten PE Games With No Equipment
Kindergarten PE games play a crucial role in a young student’s physical development journey. Fundamental movement skills (including running, jumping, balancing, throwing and catching) should be the focus of kindergarten PE. These skills are best developed between the ages of 3 and 8 and form the basis for both PE enjoyment and leading life-long healthy lifestyles. The […]
