Real Hero Fitness Cards
Use this free printable resource to add a social studies component to your classes. This download includes mini biographies for 18 real life heroes.

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Frisbee Cricket Rules
Inspired by Andy Hair's session at CAHPERD 2017, this alternative cricket game uses frisbees and cones to teach the skills and progressions of running and fielding in cricket.
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Pokemon QR Scavenger Hunt
Just print and scan the QR Codes for a great scavenger hunt activity including 12 different exercises. You can find the full instructions in my "Technology in Action." session materials.​
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Plickers Percieved Exertion
Another free printable resource, these plickers posters can be used to assess perceived exhaustion as well as perceived understanding. It was included in my workshop titled "Technology in Action."​
Continent Cards
These Continent Cards can be used for the OPEN PhysEd activity Around The World R/P/S. Continent Cards are a great way to incorporate geography into your P.E. program.
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The Pale Blue Dot Planet Walk
Inspired by The 1000 yard model of the solar system this free printable resource shows you how to turn this science lesson into a heart pounding fitness experience. Included are these beautiful and informative planet cards.
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Bring Your Parents to PE Fliers
Thinking about starting your own Bring Your Parents to PE Event, but don't know how to start? Click the link below for some sample fliers to jump start your planning.
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Cone Heads
Print out the rules and build options for the game Coneheads. Coneheads is a game designed to teach children to dribble with their head up for better court vision and awareness.
Fidget Spinner Fitness Card
This free printable resource is a great small space activity. Just print and add any fidget spinner. Be sure to keep your students active while they are waiting for the fidget spinner to stop.
Fitness Monopoly
This free printable resource can be combined with the Brain Based Exercise Task Cards that can be found on physednow.com. Instructions for the game can be found inside the "Technology in Action" download.