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Field Day Lesson Plans

  1. Dr. Seuss Field Day- "To have students engaged in activities inspired by the Dr. Seuss books."
  2. Field of Fun Day- To provide an end of the year event showcasing many of the different activities taught during our classes as well as some activities just for fun.
  3. Ham Radio: Field Day - Each weekday, Pulse of the Planet provides its listeners with a two-minute sound portrait of Earth, tracking the rhythms of nature and culture worldwide and blending interviews and extraordinary natural sound. From the National Geographic website, this segment is one of a two-part series featuring ham radio.
  4. Healthy Field Day - The students were paired so that older classes worked with the younger classes. The older students behaved very responsibly and the young students were very attentive to their new friend. In addition, we had three guest speakers who were from the educational staff at our local hospital--a doctor and a nutritionist.
  5. Healthful Living Field Day - "This field day allows for the physical education program to work with health professionals in the community to plan an entire day of informative talks and activities, which are designed to promote healthy living in the lives of students. "

PE: Sports and Activities

There are 21 sheets on specific sports and group activities including archery, badminton, basketball, cross-country, circuit training, football, golf, swimming, volleyball, and other games and group activities.

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PE: Activity Performance & Forms

This is a collection of 25 worksheets for use in physical education courses. There are 12 sheets related to individual health fitness including fitness programs, heart rate, stretching, weight training activities.

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  1. Field of Fun Day - To provide an end of the year event showcasing many of the different activities taught during our classes as well as some activities just for fun.
  2. Fifty States Field Day - To partake in a fun field day while at the same time learning about each of the 50 United States.
  3. Fun Through Fitness Day - The purpose of this activity is for students of all ages to participate in a cooperative, fun event. They will participate in different types of activities involving fitness, teamwork, co-operative games, etc.
  4. Olympic Field Day - The purpose of this event is to provide a theme-based field day every four years that helps celebrate the Summer Olympics.
  5. Orienteering: Map Skills - Orienteering is a sport popular in Australia and Sweden and is used as a training activity in the service. It teaches the participants how to read and use a map. The activity can be adjusted according to grade level by the difficulty of the course and even the use of a compass. Excellent activity for field trips. I used it as a culminating activity to an outdoor unit.
  6. Pirate PE Field Day - The purpose of this event is to enjoy a day of fun movement activities.
  7. The Joy of Community- "The purpose of this community theme is for students to engage in community related activities as a way of recognizing and thanking local merchants, and raising awareness regarding what resources are available in the local and neighboring area for students and their families to seek out."
  8. Sports and Fitness Festival- To extend the physical education curriculum beyond what can be offered in regular PE classes and to expose students to new sports and activities which lead them to a healthy lifestyle.
  9. Survivor Island Field Day- "The purpose was to provide children with the opportunity to use the teamwork and leadership skills they learned in our cooperative learning unit in a real situation."
  10. Wacky Olympics- "To have students enjoy a fun field day near the end of the school year. "
  11. "Where The Wild Things Are" Field Day- This year our Reading Incentive Program is based on the Caldecot Medal winning book, "Where the Wild Things Are". This field day is an effort to collaborate in the school-wide program

 


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