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42. General Physical Education lesson plans http//schools.eastnet.ecu.edu/pitt skills used to play these aerobic games. lessonideas/Viewlesson.asp?ID=785 lesson on circuit http://www.beenleigss.eq.edu.au/requested_sites/themehotlists/sportgames.html

GAMES AND SPORTS - MINOR GAMES General Sites Minor Games http://www.scu.edu.au/schools/edu/projects/migi/secure/teacher2/LESSON/GAMES.HTM Examples of minor games which are popular with students and teachers and are guaranteed to keep students moving and active in class. Skills Games http://www.nauticom.net/www/dbullock/ Collection of minor games. Indoor Games http://web.ukonline.co.uk/conker/games/wintergames.htm Collection of indoor games for small spaces. Kids Playtime http://www.kidsplaytime.net/Kidsplaytime/ 250 games collected from all over the world. Parachute Game Grid http://www.compusmart.ab.ca/yowochas/games/Parachute_1.html Collection of 6 parachute activities. Parachute Fun http://www.ccinfoline.8k.com/parachute_games.htm Large collection of parachute games. The Great Game List http://www.funattic.com/game_list.htm Large collection of minor games. Games Kids Play http://www.gameskidsplay.net/ Rules for playground games, verses for jump-rope rhymes, and much more. Minor Games Resource Page http://www.geocities.com/EnchantedForest/Glade/6694/ Large collection of games organised according to headings such as active, tag games, water games, quiet games. Fun Games Collection http://members.tripod.com/~PhysEd/activities.htm

43. Heart Zones lesson plans. In this lesson we will focus on the recovery of the heart after the Instruct or lead students in an aerobic activity that raises their HR 3050 http://www.heartzone.com/education/lesson_plan.shtml

The Team Education Curriculum Events ... Consulting Lesson Plans Lesson: RECOVERY HEART RATE: Recovery Heart Rate is a measure of how quickly your heart returns to pre-stress levels. In this lesson we will focus on the recovery of the heart after the stress of exercise. In general, people with a higher level of fitness have a faster drop in their heart rate from the effort of exercise than people who are not fit. When fitness professionals are assessing recovery heart rate the recovery rate is, typically, measured for one to two minutes after the end of the exertion. Complete Recovery Heart Rate is the time between when you stop exercising and the time it takes for your heart rate to return to the pre-exercise level. Complete Recovery Heart Rate may require as long as an hour after the end of the exertion. In addition to the role played by becoming more fit we can mindful recovery to improve, to some extent, the rate at which the body recovers from the stress of exertion. In other words, we can use mental biofeedback to consciously regulate our recovery rate. Mindful recovery is an excellent skill to develop to deal with stressful situations. Mindful recovery involves visualization, deep (abdominal) breathing, comfortable body positioning and the use of other relaxation techniques to purposefully lower your heart rate as rapidly as possible. With practice students can develop their own coping strategies for managing their heart rate and their stress level in a variety of situations.

44. TeachersFirst - Subject Search Results aerobic and Anaerobic Microbe Analysis in a Subarctic Setting, Grades 9 to Excellence collection, which contains several hundred detailed lesson plans for high http://www.teachersfirst.com/tchr-subj.cfm?subject=biology&lower=9&upper=12

45. NOAA Ocean Explorer: Gulf Of Mexico Expedition: Chemosynthetic Life In The Gulf keenerchavis@noaa.gov if you have questions about the lesson plans or if be able to describe the problems posed by hydrogen sulfide for aerobic organisms, and http://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/explorations/02mexico/background/edu/media/gom_les

Gulf of Mexico Expedition Lesson Plans Grades 5-6 Grades 7-8 Grades 9-12 (chemical, biological, earth, and physical science). All of the lesson plans are available in pdf format, and may be viewed and printed with the free Adobe Acrobat reader. To download a lesson plan, click on its title from the listing below. Contact Paula Keener-Chavis, National Education Coordinator for the NOAA Office of Ocean Exploration at paula.keener-chavis@noaa.gov if you have questions about the lesson plans or if you need additional information about their development. Grades 5-6 Focus: Symbiotic relationships in cold-seep communities (Life Science) In this activity, students will be able to describe the process of chemosynthesis in general terms, contrast chemosynthesis and photosynthesis, describe major features of cold seep communities, and list at least five organisms typical of these communities. Students will also be able to define symbiosis, describe two examples of symbiosis in cold seep Communities, describe the anatomy of vestimentiferans, and explain how these organisms obtain their food. Entering the Twilight Zone (6 pages, 468k)

46. Internet Sites To Be Used In Health, P.E., Or Wellness Classes aerobic and Anaerobic difference between aerobic and anaerobic training; American Awesome Library Physical Education - lesson plans, papers and projects; Your http://www.internet4classrooms.com/health.htm

Daily Dose of the Web Links for K-12 Teachers On-Line Practice Modules Health, PE, Wellness Links verified 5/30/04 Adolescent Health On-Line - posted by the American Medical Association Aerobic and Anaerobic - the difference between aerobic and anaerobic training American Heart Association - Family Health A Puff Doesn't Make You Cool Stuff - Project -based lesson using Excel. BodyWeight Exercising - Making Bodyweight Exercises More Challenging A Brush Chart which can be printed and colored. A reminder to brush your teeth at least twice a day. Awesome Library: Physical Education - lesson plans, papers and projects Your Body - From growing up to getting braces, popping pimples to catching some ZZZs, this section gives you the basics on your changing body - from head to toe. For teens. Bio Medical Lab - The Walker - See how one walks when variables are moved. Interactive site. Bright Smiles, Bright Futures ." Tooth care from Colgate ( Caution : You must register to use this site) Coaches' Training Bulletin - Sports Coach - Inside: the complete guide to successful coaching Why Am I Dehydrated?

47. Lesson18 jpg (106004 bytes), Welcome to the EverestNews.com lesson plans developed by 3. Review with the students the training terms aerobic, anaerobic, strength building http://www.k2news.com/lesson18.htm

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48. Lisa Alastuey, M.Ed., CHES Unit 3. Exercise aerobic dance routines. Grading/evaluation Participation/Daily Grade 40% Dance Teaching Assignment/lesson plans 20% Midterm 20% Final Exam 20 http://www7.tamu-commerce.edu/hpe/kine252.htm

Lisa Alastuey M. Ed., CHES Department of Health, Kinesiology and Sports Studies Lisa Alastuey, M.Ed., CHES E-mail KINESIOLOGY 252 EXERCISE TO MUSIC AND DANCE FOR MAJORS Department of Health, Kinesiology and Sports Studies PO Box 3011 Commerce, Texas 75429 (903) 886-5548 (office) (903) 886-5365 (fax) Office hours: posted or available by appointment Description: Required kinesiology and sport studies majors’ activity course. 1 SCH. General Information: All students choosing a first or second major in kinesiology and sport studies must successfully complete the required physical education activity courses for majors in lieu of the four one-hour courses required for graduation. The purpose of this course is to provide opportunity for students to develop teaching and performance skills associated with exercise to music and selected dance forms. It provides information necessary for successful completion of the Examination for the Certification of Educators in Texas (ExCET), the state certification examination. Course Goals and Objectives: Domain I Promoting Learners’ Physical Development, Competency 001 Motor Development and Motor Learning. The physically educated student uses knowledge of motor development and principles of motor learning to facilitate learners’ development of fundamental movement skills (locomotor, nonlocomotor and manipulative) and perceptual awareness skills (body awareness, spatial and directional awareness, coordination and balance). Specifically, the student is expected to

49. Lesson Plans - Indoor Recreation - Weight Training lesson Procedure Place a student at each one of the stations; Plan a rotation pattern and make Any fitness or aerobic exercise could be an enhancement activity. http://www.integratingstandards.org/dcd/html/rllessons11.html

Lesson Plan - Mastery Weight Training Instructional Area: Leisure Community Home Living / Daily Living Ability Level: Emerging Developing Mastery Topic / Skill Outcome: Weight Training Learning Area(s): Math and Science Purpose of Lesson / Objective: Improve students’ capacity to weight train with lighter weights over a longer time period. Improve individual strength, flexibility and cardiovascular endurance. Materials / Equipment / Environment: Bench press Exercise bikes Jump ropes Arm curl bar Sit-up mats Pull-down bar Leg extension machines Leg curls Heel raises Running track Group Size: Time Required: 30-40 minutes (flexible) Lesson Procedure: Set up the stations with a weight that everyone can lift or perform a minimum of 30 seconds Place a student at each one of the stations Plan a rotation pattern and make sure every student knows which way to go or who to follow Start the clock by blowing a whistle or by giving a command Have students exercise at the station for at least 1 minute Signal to stop and have the students rotate to their next station Make sure that there is enough time in-between to allow the students to get to the other stations Go through the stations once or twice and allow a 10-minute cool down with flexibility and relaxation Spotters would have to be placed at all lifts Carry Over / Related Activities: Any fitness or aerobic exercise could be an enhancement activity Supporting Activities / Possible Adaptations: Adapting weight and time Strategies for Participation: Music could be a motivator as well as a signal to exercise

50. PHED Course Descriptions and spiritual growth; environmental stewardship; principles of aerobic conditioning; developing and preparation of curriculum, unit, and lesson plans for the http://www.houghton.edu/academics/classes/PHED.HTM

Physical Education Course Descriptions PHED 101 Lifetime Wellness Health-related physical fitness, self-evaluation, and individualized exercise programs. PHED 102 Physical Education Physical coordination and conditioning; basic skills; appreciation for physical activity and lifetime fitness in Christian life. Note: several REC courses may be used in lieu of this for integrative studies credit. PHED 103, 104 Adaptive Physical Education For those who have some physical handicap or are limited by lack of coordination and basic training. Prerequisite: PHED 101 or 101M. Course objectives same as PHED 102. Remedial work included. Two hours applied. PHED 105, 106 Physical Education Designed for students repeating PHED 102 in a section offering activities not included under credit previously received. PHED 212 Foundations of Physical Education (2, S) Basic philosophical principles, history, scientific foundation, and contemporary significance of physical education; educational aims and objectives; physical education in the modern school curriculum.

51. Links SportsMedia A site dedicated to providing lesson plans, tips, drills, activities and aerobic System (10) (endurance, VO2max tests, shuttle run, step tests http://www.bctf.ca/pepsa/Links.html

WELCOME TO PE-BC Home of the Physical Education Teachers of B.C. Links: If your browser doesn't hyperlink these sites, then just copy and paste them into the location bar and hit return. Please contact me with any dead links!! General Fitness Games General Volleyball General Ayden Elementary School Over 100 lesson plans here well categorized with additional links to resources at the bottom of the page. http://schools.eastnet.ecu.edu/pitt/ayden/physed8.htm Canadian Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance(CAHPERD) National organization website that features many programs, projects, resources, and links. http://www.cahperd.ca/ CanTeach A Canadian site with hundreds of lesson plans, thousands of links, and tons of other resources, categorized according to the BC IRP. http://www.track0.com/canteach/ Concerned Adults and Students for Physical Education Reform (CASPER) This site provides excellent Best Practice information. http://www.csuchico.edu/casper/index_flash.html PE Links4U This is an excellent links page to many valuable resources for Elementary Teachers.

52. PE219 D. Complete a notebook of lesson plans and practice teaching guidelines. V. Course Outline/Learning Experiences* Hours. 5. lesson Planning. C. aerobic Dance 10. http://www2.semo.edu/provost/courses/PE240.htm

COURSE SYLLABUS SOUTHEAST MISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITY Department of Health, Human Course No. PE 219 Performance, and Recreation Course Title: Revisions: Fall 2003 (formerly DA/PE 219) “The Teacher as Professional Educator” COURSE SYLLABUS Department Approved: November 6, 2003 College Council Approved December 3, 2003 I. Catalog Description and Credit Hours of Course: Theory, skill development and teaching techniques of children’s rhythms, creative movement, and rhythmic activities (2) Laboratory class (4 hours/week). II. Prerequisite(s): None. III. Instructional Objectives: The student will be able to: A. Develop unit and lesson plans that incorporate rhythm and game activities for students K-12; B. Incorporate rhythm and game units into the overall school curriculum K-12; C. Demonstrate appropriate techniques for classroom management while teaching rhythm and game activities; D. Adapt movement techniques to individualize instructions for students K-12. E. Demonstrate knowledge of the value and role of dance in education and its contribution to lifetime fitness and leisure pursuits. F.

53. Official Course Syllabi lesson. E. Assessment Measures. 1. Developing daily and unit lesson plans. 2. Organizing, teaching and evaluating instruction. of aerobic and anaerobic lessons. http://www.radford.edu/~registra/colleges/2002_and_prior/cehd/eshe/eshe301.html

54. Mrs. Knight's Lesson Plans have the same or similar values o How they plan on keeping Begin reading lesson 1 pgs lifting program Friday Students will participate in an aerobic sports game http://fc.fms.k12.nm.us/~nknight/

Mrs. Knight's Lesson Plans Physical Education and Freshman Wellness E-mail me Freshman Wellness Introduction to Weights Team Sports ... Students will write a letter to a person that they are concerned about their tobacco use; following the guidelines stated in the handout and discussed in class. Monday: Finish Posters, Put up posters, Look at MADD vehicle and discuss. Tuesday: Chapter 29 and 30 Test Review Video Wednesday: Chapter 29 and 30 Test Thursday: HIV/AIDS Speaker Friday: Read Chapter 24 Define Vocabulary Monday: Activity 87, Chapter 29 Lesson 2 lecture, Students will do "Recalling the Facts" 1-11 on page 654. Tuesday: Define Vocabulary Wednesday: Chapter 30 lecture Students will do "Using Health Terms" 1-8 and "Recalling the Facts" 1-13 on Page 672. Thursday: Activities that review Chapter 29 and 30 Friday: Students will design and work on posters. Monday: Finish the movie; "Miracle of Life" Activity: In a group, list common high-pressure lines that might be used to convince someone to engage in sexual activity. After brainstorming these lines, list these on a paper for the whole class. Individually develop your own refusal line, and turn in at the end of class. The best refusal lines will be posted in the classroom.

55. Workshops/events they observe and explain changes (such as from an aerobic to an everyday materials, but pertinent safety issues are addressed in the individual lesson plans. http://www.nanoed.vt.edu/curriculum2.htm

Curriculum Development OUR IDEAS ABOUT TAKING NANOSCALE SCIENCE TO THE CLASSROOM See examples of other curriculum and educational projects At this time, our curriculum is still in the development and testing stage. Please check back periodically to look for downloadable lesson plans and activities! Rationale Lessons within the curriculum address many Virginia SOLS from Earth Science, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Algebra I, and Algebra II. These are noted specifically at the beginning of each lesson. Often students fail to realize the significance of science in their lives. They may hear about large sums of money spent on seemingly esoteric research and question the value of the results. Nanoscience is particularly at risk for this. This curriculum allows students to connect very specific scientific research to larger social issues in their lives and to explore the promise and perils of nanotechnology. They see how the newest technology (in this case, the Atomic Force Microscope or AFM) changes the way that scientists do research. Not only do students do science, they also make connections between their own observations, observations of practicing scientists, and public policy decisions that affect their daily lives. The lessons of this curriculum employ a variety of pedagogical approaches to teaching and learning from small-group work to class discussion to individual investigation. Many lessons suggest alternative approaches which allow the teacher to tailor the lesson to her unique situation. Students are actively engaged in making meaning in all of the lessons. They work in groups, use the internet for research, and generate and answer their own questions. Most of the activities use everyday materials, but pertinent safety issues are addressed in the individual lesson plans.

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57. Square Dance Lesson SECRETS - Hand-Picked Great Music Resources (and Even More R .. Teacher Resources lesson plans Arts Humanities Dance. aerobic Square Dancing .Students begin jogging periodically you call out a square dance. http://www.claycotton.com/7-dance/square-dance-lesson.html

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58. Environmental Quality Suggested Lesson Plan ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY SUGGESTED lesson plans. (Do not raise the cover of the Petrifilm until ready to plate the sample.) STEP 4 For the aerobic bacteria, the http://www.sbac.edu/~nhs/Science/evqual.html

ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY SUGGESTED LESSON PLANS Investigation: How does well water compare to city water in terms of bacterial analysis? PUBLIC DRINKING WATER CONTAMINATED! This headline has appeared in various forms across the United States. There is an increasing concern that the drinking water in the United States is not as healthy as most of us would like to believe. Approximately 1/4 of all the people on this planet do not have access to safe drinking water. In this activity you will compare the bacteria amounts in drinking water from local wells and city water. Procedure STEP 1: Collect water samples from area wells and the city water supply in sterile collecting bottles. STEP 2: Label the Petrifilm plates at the top with your name, date, and water source. STEP 3: Add 1ml. of sample to the center of the Petrifilm. (Do not raise the cover of the Petrifilm until ready to plate the sample.) STEP 4: For the aerobic bacteria, the cover is dropped not rolled. For the E. coli and Coliform Bacteria carefully roll down the top. Avoid capturing the air bubbles between the film and the cover sheet of the petrifilm. STEP 5: Carefully spread the sample using the spreader (make sure and use the correct side) by gently presssing the center of the spreader to distribute the inoculum over the circular area.

59. Undergraduate Course Descriptions aerobics A course to improve fitness through water aerobic and strengthening the skills will be presented by students through required lesson plans and lesson http://www.dbu.edu/academics/course_description.asp?course_num=KNES

60. Salem Community College - Programs Of Study - Course Descriptions the quality of everyday life through the medium of aerobic dance. of teaching professionals in the elementary setting, write detailed lesson plans in each of http://www.salemcc.org/programs/Course-Descript/health-PE.htm

Programs of Study Alphabetical Listing of all Programs Associate in Arts Associate in Science ... General Information (Grades, Academic Excellence, Advanced Standing, Academic Course Load, etc.) Course Schedules Course Descriptions Registration Athletics ... What's New Course Descriptions Introduction to Physical Education Volleyball Beginning Tennis Badminton ... Contemporary Health Studies HPE 101 Introduction to Physical Education Surveys the field of health, physical education and recreation. Topics include a historical background of the profession with a major emphasis on the transition and philosophical change that has occurred; a rationale for the scope of study, exercise and fitness theory; career opportunities in the public and private sectors; teaching strategies and professional responsibilities; and preparation. Offered: Fall (Varies) HPE 102 Health and Wellness Helps students gain an understanding of the benefits of exercise, fitness and nutrition for lifetime wellness. The effects of health and fitness on physiological and psychological well-being are covered. Offered: Fall/Spring (Day) HPE 108 Volleyball Presents the fundamentals and strategies involved with serving, setting, digging, spiking, blocking and positioning.

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