Physical literacy and PE resources
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Gym, PE, and Physical literacy activities
The following are free, classroom-ready, teacher-reviewed resources.
PHE Canada’s activities are organized by grade level and promote students ability to move, think, feel, and act.
School Physical Activity and Physical Literacy program provides activity, assessment resources for B.C. educators. myPITA member Nadine really likes their Fundamental Movement Skills Rubric. Also, check out Playbuilder which provides educators with over 1,000 engaging activities and lesson plans for Grades K-7 and tools that let you plan an entire PHE term in just six clicks. Free registration required.
Ophea’s resources have been developed to support elementary and secondary educators in using indoor and outdoor spaces safely and effectively for physical activity with students. The activities are filterable by grade, resource type, inclusivity, and more Beyond the Walls: Activities for the Outdoors Resources, Play for All Inclusive Intramural Activities, and Disability-Centred Movement: Supporting Inclusive Physical Education.
Let’s Play Quidditch
Action Schools filterable and searchable resource library.
Pacific Institute for Sport Excellence (PISE) shares engaging and approachable lesson plans divided by grade level that focus on developing physical literacy skills like locomotor and strategy, throwing and caching, and more.
PHE Canada’s activities are organized by grade level and promote students ability to move, think, feel, and act.
School Physical Activity and Physical Literacy program provides activity, assessment resources for B.C. educators. myPITA member Nadine really likes their Fundamental Movement Skills Rubric. Also, check out Playbuilder which provides educators with over 1,000 engaging activities and lesson plans for Grades K-7 and tools that let you plan an entire PHE term in just six clicks. Free registration required.
Ophea’s resources have been developed to support elementary and secondary educators in using indoor and outdoor spaces safely and effectively for physical activity with students. The activities are filterable by grade, resource type, inclusivity, and more Beyond the Walls: Activities for the Outdoors Resources, Play for All Inclusive Intramural Activities, and Disability-Centred Movement: Supporting Inclusive Physical Education.
Let’s Play Quidditch
Action Schools filterable and searchable resource library.
Pacific Institute for Sport Excellence (PISE) shares engaging and approachable lesson plans divided by grade level that focus on developing physical literacy skills like locomotor and strategy, throwing and caching, and more.
