"Word of the Day" idea from Pintrest has become "Word of the Week" in my Health & Physical Education Classroom.
***Trying to find a way to link BLM to my blog...I will keep you posted!
KINDERGARDEN & PRIMARY WORD OF THE WEEK
JUNIOR WORDS OF THE WEEK:
INTERMEDIATE WORDS OF THE WEEK:
My goal: Promote life-long health and physically literate learners and share best teaching practises with fellow teachers and colleagues! We are all learning together!
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Monday, October 22, 2012
Sunday, October 21, 2012
Fundamental Movement Skills-Word Wall
Fundamental Movement Skills (FMS) WORD WALL! When teaching, students can look at the cards and pictures and visually see how to perform the fundamental skills.
At the 2012 Ophea Conference I received the "Learn to Move Fundamental Movement Skills" Cards at a workshop. This resource is available as a free download (from the link above).
There are 19 Anchor Cards for Teaching Movement Skills and Strategies
***Added larger 'word-wall signs' to the top of each anchor chart.
***Placed cards at eye level (for primary grades...we are on the stage some of the time - the stage is our playground!).
***Highlight FMS by placing a star at the word to identify the Movement Skill focus for a unit or lesson.
***Have students decide which activity they just performed by looking at the pictures and they place the star on the appropriate skill(s).
Teaching Games for Understading Cards are included.
***I used these cards to look at the progression of simple to complex strategies and skill development for each game category!
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| Fundamental Movement Skills Word Wall |
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| HPE Fundamental Movement Skills Word Wall: At Eye Level |
There are 19 Anchor Cards for Teaching Movement Skills and Strategies
***Added larger 'word-wall signs' to the top of each anchor chart.
***Placed cards at eye level (for primary grades...we are on the stage some of the time - the stage is our playground!).
***Highlight FMS by placing a star at the word to identify the Movement Skill focus for a unit or lesson.
***Have students decide which activity they just performed by looking at the pictures and they place the star on the appropriate skill(s).
Teaching Games for Understading Cards are included.
***I used these cards to look at the progression of simple to complex strategies and skill development for each game category!
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