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TeacherSource . Math . Videostreaming Search Grades 6-8 | PBS In a Heartbeat Use scatter plots to determine the correlation between heartbeats per minute before and after aerobic exercise. Read lesson Plan List lesson http://www.pbs.org/teachersource/mathline/lessonplans/search_6-8.shtm
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Extractions: The object of these lessons is to increase aerobic fitness and also use music to develop patterns of movement and dance. In British Columbia, we have a wonderful program called "Jump Rope For Heart", which is a part of the Heart and Stroke Foundation. The activities described lead to a whole-school event day when teams of mixed grades try to jump for a total of one hour. We raise funds for this society. However, the activities are good for just plain fitness!
Extractions: Hey Teachers! H-227 Semester Project A Physical Education Lesson Kyle Yamnitz, Karen Comer, and Diana Adams May 5, 1996 I. Introduction by Diana Adams Manipulative Rope Jumping (p. 256) To begin with, each student will be provided with a jump rope. When the whistle is blown and the music begins, the students will run around the gym with their ropes. When the whistle is blown again, the children will begin rope jumping in their own individual patterns. After the whistle is blown again, students will drop their jump ropes and begin jumping over as many ropes as they can, one at a time. Each time the whistle is blown, the students will switch between rope jumping and jumping over the ropes on the floor. II. Fitness by Diana Adams
PEC: Lesson Plans For Physical Education 3. Write two feeling words you experienced when doing aerobics while breathing through the straw 4. How can smoking affect your two Search for lesson ideas. http://www.pecentral.org/lessonideas/ViewLesson.asp?ID=930
PEC: Lesson Plans For Physical Education Variations Separate this lesson idea so that groups have to create both the aerobics and line dance routines. Assessment Ideas http://www.pecentral.org/lessonideas/ViewLesson.asp?ID=2059
Fitness AskERIC lesson Plan http//ericir.syr.edu/cgibin/printlessons.cgi/Virtual/lessons/Physical_Education/Team_Sports/TSP0002.html. Resources AFAA Aerobics and http://teacherpathfinder.org/School/Subjects/PhysEd/aerobic.html
Fit For Life Lesson Examples would include using a variety of aerobic equipment in shorter durations to prevent boredom, listening to music, working out with a lesson Plan Authors http://www.drwoolard.com/activities/fit4life_lesson_plan.htm
Extractions: Back Home Office Hours Calendar ... Site Map Design and Implement a Personal Fitness Plan Overview: The NASPE national standards in physical education indicate a need for "students to exhibit a physically active lifestyle" and understand that "physical activity provides opportunities for enjoyment, challenge, self-expression, and social interaction." The goal of education is to facilitate a learning environment that encourages learning for all and provides opportunities for students to engage in, apply, synthesize and evaluate ones learning. The goal of the physical educator is to provide an avenue for students to participate in and establish lifetime health and fitness habits and goals. Once the teacher has provided instruction in a fitness center on the FITT principle, components of fitness, overload principle, specificity, safety and proper technique of all equipment, motivational and monitoring techniques and strategies, it is time to move from guided practice to independent practice. The overall goal is having all students through self - evaluation, create and implement a personal fitness plan to be carried out over ten physical education classes. Estimated Time: This unit is approximately 12 - 15 classes. Students will need to know proper technique and safety of all fitness room equipment prior to the unit of designing and implementing a fitness plan to be recorded in a journal over ten class periods.
Mount Everest Physical Education Lesson Plan aerobic Zone (Endurance Training) 70 - 80% of maximum heart rate The aerobic zone will improve your cardiovascular and respiratory Heart Rate lesson Plan. http://rvms.nbed.nb.ca/mounteverest_physical_lesson.htm
Extractions: The Mount Everest Challenge A GrassRoots Project involving Climbing Mount Everest and Physical Education Lesson Plan "The danger with the information revolution is that we will overestimate the short term implications, and underestimate the long term impact."-Bill Gates The Mount Everest Challenge and Physical Education Lesson Plan A Plan 29, 035ft (8850m) above sea level
Lesson Plan Search: Health And PE: High School 9-12 Link to lesson Plan Search (Added Tue Dec 07 1999 Hits 895 Rating 9.00 Votes 1) Rate It. Rollerblade Scarf Tag To enhance students aerobic capacity through http://www.lessonplansearch.com/Health_and_PE/High_School_9-12/
Extractions: Links Home ... Health and PE : High School 9-12 Categories Links Basketball Golf - Make shooting fun and competitive. Give students various range/difficulty to shoot a basketball. (Added: Tue Dec 07 1999 Hits: 1456 Rating: 7.50 Votes: 4) Rate It Body Image Kellogg's Special K*Ads - Examines the controversial 1996 cereal marketing campaign, which attacks the fashion industry's emphasis on extreme thinness. (Added: Sun Feb 27 2000 Hits: 1804 Rating: 10.00 Votes: 2) Rate It Castle Ball - To practice working together as a team while playing both offense and defense. Works nicely with a Handball unit because it allows students to focus on passing, blocking, and strategies. (Added: Tue Dec 07 1999 Hits: 1011 Rating: 0.00 Votes: 0)
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Extractions: Programs such as Jenny Craig and Weight Watchers are quite popular, but they are not necessarily better than other programs such as Richard Simmons (Deal-a-Meal) or Suzanne Somers. All of these programs have their negative aspects. The Cabbage Soup craze has gained popularity in recent times by promising fat loss via eating soup all day long, specifically soup made from cabbage. However, this Cabbage diet also has its negative aspects since it is not a very tasty menu to follow. There are people who try using laxatives and other diuretics for the purpose of losing excess weight, but this just doesn't work because these pills only help to drain excess fluid from your body, and that's only a temporary loss of water weight on the scale. Using laxatives or diuretics is not the solution to serious weight loss, it doesn't result in any real loss of weight other than merely a loss of water weight, and that's all. There are various forms of weight loss surgery to get rid of excess fat tissue and cellulite, one of these forms of surgery is called liposuction (lipo surgery). We don't recommend using any form of surgery to get rid of cellulite or excess fat tissue, instead it is simply healthier to lose the excess weight naturally via a smart eating program. We do not recommend liposuction, because lipo surgery is not a healthy way to lose the weight.
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Extractions: There are various forms of weight loss surgery to get rid of excess fat tissue and cellulite, one of these forms of surgery is called liposuction (lipo surgery). We don't recommend using any form of surgery to get rid of cellulite or excess fat tissue, instead it is simply healthier to lose the excess weight naturally via a smart eating program. We do not recommend liposuction, because lipo surgery is not a healthy way to lose the weight. There are many popular fat burning products and pills such as Phentermine, Meridia, Xenical, Adipex, Bontril, and Ionamin (as well as others such as Chromium Picolinate and Chitosan). Some of these are prescription pills and some are over the counter, some of these diet pills work effectively and some do not. Therefore it's important to choose the correct product for weight management since there are many different options and alternatives. There are many popular fad dieting programs being used today, such as the Dr. Atkins low carb plan, the Cabbage Soup program, the Caveman (Paleolithic) dieting plan, the South Beach program, the Hollywood 48 hour miracle diet, the Zone diet (Enter the Zone by Barry Sears), and many others. Most of these diets do not work very well because they are based on unrealistic menus and portions which "sound" good before you begin, but which quickly become unbearable just days into the program. Fitness and nutrition programs are always easier to follow when they are based on realistic tolerance levels.
Lesson Plan 13 lesson PLAN FORM. lesson 13 Topic aerobic Conditioning Number of Students 30. Objectives TLW 1. Define and explain orienteering http://stpe.tamu.edu/LP13.htm
Extractions: 5. Review CT skills of predict, justify, classify and speculate during closure. Equipment: Pre-orienteering task sheet, 10 maps, 10 answer sheets, 10 stations with cards Segments Time Goals Organization Comments PRECLASS 5 minutes Pre-orienteering task sheet As students enter gym, they pick up sheet and begin the activities See additional information below SET 5 minutes -Define orienteering: (Locating a series of checkpoints around a given course)
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Extractions: Winter Olympic Games: The purpose of this activity is to study and follow a Winter Olympic event as it takes place during the Olympics. Students will do research to learn about that event, watch the events on TV and follow them on the Web. At the end, a poster will be created that shares with the class what has been learned about that sport and how that sport evolved at those particular Olympics. Create A Game: An athletic event is created complete with rules and regulations. With partners, students develop a new indoor or outdoor game that incorporates three or more exercise elements like stretching and flexibility, balance, conflict resolution, aerobic exercise, eye-hand coordination and teamwork. Students create a PowerPoint presentation on the athletic event.
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Activity, Curriculum, And Technology Lesson Plan (40 min.) Copyrighted in 1997 This video is used with Grades K6 and is an aerobic exercise program designed The concept for this lesson plan was submitted by. http://its.guilford.k12.nc.us/act/grade3/act3.asp?ID=533
Extractions: Student handouts: Wall clock with a second hand or stopwatch Blood pressure cup (also called a sphygmomanometer) and someone trained to take blood pressure readings (if available) Calorie/fat content book with estimated caloric and fat contents of common foods Supplemental books on health or human biology with information on the circulatory system, heart disease, and high blood pressure
SuperCyclist Lesson Plan 3a environments that require them to plan ahead and lesson Vocabulary Cross training training for one sport in introducing the concept of aerobic exercise, an http://www.supercyclist.org/tsc/tsclesson3a.html
Extractions: In This Lesson This lesson introduces students to the topic of "Cycling Smart," that is, using their heads to plan ahead for the decisions and choices they will face in cycling. One focus is for students to develop a repertoire of strategies that help them to avoid and/or appropriately respond to the hazards and dangers cyclists commonly face in their community. Another focus is on instructing students how to use peripheral vision and read the facial expressions and other non-verbal cues of those with whom they share the road. Jumping rope is the physical activity used to reinforce the importance of these strategies and provide practice in using them. Return to top Lesson Objectives After completing both segments of today's lesson, students will:
