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Physical Education
Physical Education Curriculum
Do you really need a curriculum for P.E.? Probably not, unless you are looking for team sport activities. Get up and get the family moving! It's just as important as those rigorous academics and may actually help to make the learning stick.Legend
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Operation Fit Kids is a free physical education curriculum. Aimed at teaching students about the dangers of being overweight and the importance of a healthy lifestyle.
Grade:
3rd-12th
Style:
eBook
The Fitness 4 Homeschool curriculum allows homeschool parents to teach physical education without previous knowledge of physical education and athletic development. The program combines flexibility and fun.
Grade:
PreK-12th
Style:
Online
The complete physical education curriculum for kids. Written by a father and homeschool teacher, the book provides a definitive guide with lesson plans and labs covering everything from basic games to organized sports.
Grade:
K-12th
Style:
Textbook
Homeschooling P.E. is for the P.E. challenged mom. This is a set of simple lesson plans that walk homeshcooling families throguh physical education. Intended for elementary age children, it includes plans to get the family up and exercising together.
Grade:
K-5th
Style:
Textbook
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Spark Physical Education includes lesson plans for all grades of children. The lessons are designed to be inclusive, fun and innovative.
Grade:
K-12th
Style:
Manual, Videos, & Music
Gameschooling
Gameschooling is when board and card games are included in the homeschool experience to help enrich learning in a particular subject. In the case of P.E., it's not so much board games as it is sports equipment. Rather than just playing games for fun, gameschooling emphasizes the educational aspect of playing games. Since children tend to learn best while being engaged and having fun, gameschooling is seen as a great way to solidify material that may not be understood as readily if just reading it from a textbook.
In Badminton, hit the birdie back and forth over a net to score points. Scoring is similar to tennis.
Number of Players:
2
Ages:
5+
Play catch or hit some balls on the baseball field. These balls are official league baseballs with a solid cork and rubber center. They're ideal for youth pllayers 8 and under.
Number of Players:
2
Ages:
5-8
Practice dribbling and head over to a gym and shoot some hoops.
Number of Players:
2
Ages:
5+
Croquet is a classic lawn game played with wooden mallets and colored balls. Set up a course with the wire hoops, send your balls through the hoops with the mallets. First to the finish wins.
Number of Players:
2
Ages:
5+
Dodgeballs are made from a special blend of rubber that makes them much softer and lighter than traditional playground balls. They also have a textured surface and can be inflated to varying psi to accommodate hands of all sizes.
Number of Players:
2
Ages:
5+
Frisbee rings are perfect for young children. My kids liked these better than the official frisbee. It's lighter and flies better, at least according to my kids.
Number of Players:
2
Ages:
5+
Even though they can't hit it very far, my kids enjoyed playing golf at home (mini golf) and out on the field. This set comes in two sizes, 4-7 and 8-12. As kids grow, they'll need to size-up the clubs.
Number of Players:
1
Ages:
4+
Roller blades are inline skates ready for indoor or outdoor skating. These blades are adjustable and will grow with your child. The wheels illuminate and have a self-generated power system. No battery needed.
Number of Players:
1
Ages:
4+
Roller skating is fun indoors and on a rink. These roller skates are adjustable to fit different size feet and the wheels illuminate when rolling in the dark.
Number of Players:
1
Ages:
4+
Skateboarding for beginners is easy with this skateboard. This deck provides a mild concave surface with medium-sized wheel wells. It's ideal foot pockets for manuals and stalls.
Number of Players:
1
Ages:
5+
Soccer will get the stored up energy out of your kids. Grab a ball and goals and hit the field.
Number of Players:
2
Ages:
5+
You need soccer goals to play soccer. These are larger in size than many pop-up goals and fold up for easy storage.
Number of Players:
2
Ages:
5+
Spot it! plays like the classic game. It's a classic party card game for kids in Major League Baseball edition.
Number of Players:
2-6
Ages:
7+
There are a number of tennis courts available, so grab a racket, some balls and get your tennis game on. We also throw the balls for our dog when not playing on the court.
Number of Players:
2
Ages:
Throw and Catch the ball with 8 paddles and 8 balls. Velcro attachment allows for easy catching. Hold a paddle in your hand andtry to catch the ball your partner throws to you. Each addle strap is adjustable for different sizes of hands.
Number of Players:
2
Ages:
5+
