Thursday, February 3, 2011

Cooperative Activities

       The week of January 31st -February 4th The Curriculum for Dynamic Physical Education was "Cooperative Game Skills" Dynamic Physical Education
To kick the week off we read pages 25 -29 in "Growing Up with a Bucket Full of Happiness: Rules for a Happier Life" Bucketfillers 101 your students learned about:

Dipping by Neglect
Selective Dipping
Group Dipping
Dipping on Television

 The cooperative challenges were:

Monday:
ATTACHED AT THE...
Move a beanbag to the ball wall and back with your partner not using your hands
Tuesday:
QUIET COOPERATION
Students had to organize themselves in various ways
height, # of pets, birth month, alphabetical by first name SILENTLY
Wednesday
Scoop Ball
 SCOOP BALL
in teams they had to move balls from one hoop to another not touching them and not letting them touch the ground.
Thursday
FLIPPERS
they were separated into two teams one team was face up the other was face down then using restrictions like
dominant foot/non dominant foot
one hand etc
they tried to flip as many of the squares as possible their direction in an allotted time. Great CARDIO!!
Friday
High energy tag game themed for Valentines Day with emphasis on BUCKET FILLING!



Friday, January 7, 2011

Friday 1/7/11 Dance Party Playlist


Do You Like Waffles? Do You Like Waffles? 0:32 Parry Gripp
Hootenanny Five Little Monkeys 2:00 Johnny Bregar
Alvin and the Chipmunks (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) Get Munk'd 3:02 Alvin and the Chipmunks
Kidz Bop 18 (Deluxe Edition) California Gurls 3:02 Kidz Bop Kids
Hey Baby Macarena 3:07 The C.R.S. Players
Electric Storyland Use Your Words 3:14 The Sippy Cups
Baby Dance Spider-Man (Remix) 3:22 Giorgio Vanni

Thursday, January 6, 2011

January 3rd-7th Welcome Back!

Welcome back, as we ease back into our school routine we are re-visiting our Bucket Filling Strategies to build a healthy happy school community. We start each class with a short run then read 3 chapters (a small paragraph each) from Growing Up With a Bucket Full of Happiness: Three Rules for a Happier Life. We share ideas and connections from the book that we can use at school then we PLAY!




CLICK HERE to learn All about Bucket Filling!!!



This week we are working/playing on/with Gymnastics!

This is not gymnastics like one would assume... through Dynamic Physical Educations Guide: Lesson Plans for Implementation by Robert Pangrazi, our focus is on balance, through all kinds of fun animal movements and games.



Happy New Year

Tuesday, December 7, 2010

Rainy Day Activities

Table Top Football Also known as “paper football,” table top football only requires a single sheet of plain paper and a cleared off kitchen table. The game requires a paper football folded into a triangle shape–see instructions in the resource link below–and two players sitting across the table from one another.
The game begins by one player laying the ball on its side in front of him on the table and flicking it toward the other player. This is where the player begins his set of downs. The player has four flicks of the ball to try and get the paper football to overhang the opponent’s edge of the table partially without falling off. If the player fails, the opponent takes over and tries to do the same. If he succeeds, then he scored six points and tries for an extra point by standing the ball on it’s point and thumping it through uprights made by the opponents fingers.

If one player slides the ball off the table, the other takes over. If this happens three times in a game, the opponent gets to try for a three-point field goal. Games are typically played to 35.

How To Make A Paper Football

Monday, December 6, 2010

Week 14 Dec 6th-10th Long Ropes


Jumping rope is synonymous with rhythmic movement. To be successful at jumping the long rope you need to be able to keep a rhythm. The success of the jumper is also dependant on the rope turners' rhythm. All three need to work as a team. The more you expose yourself to the long rope the better you get and the less intimidating it is. Jumping rope is great exercise and something kids can do with friends and family!! Jump Ropes are GREAT holiday gifts too ... they are small, Inexpensive and gender/age neutral! Happy Jumping!


Suggestions


Have the turners stand so the rope the length of an already established line (tape works great) also Tie a knot at the center of the rope marking the spot that touches the ground, emphasize staying in that spot as you jump or run in.

Great links


Jump ropes at Great prices here!

What size rope do YOU need here!

Jump Rope Institute Here!!