Physical Activity/Physical Education
A comprehensive school physical activity program supports physical education and youth physical activity. It reflects strong coordination across five components: physical education, physical activity during school, physical activity before and after school, staff involvement, and family and community engagement. Physical education is the foundation of a comprehensive program, and is an academic subject for grades PK-12. Curriculum should be based on the Nebraska physical education standards, and classes should be taught by certified or licensed teachers endorsed.
Health Education: teaching children about the factors that can influence their health, and how to make lifelong healthy choices.
Physical Education: building strong and capable adults who understand the importance of continued physical activity throughout life.
GoNoodle helps teachers and parents get kids moving with short interactive activities. Desk-side movement helps kids achieve more by keeping them engaged and motivated throughout the day. GoNoodle offers several categories of videos including: curricular, mindfulness, sensory & motor skills, school life & movement type.
Action for Healthy Kids – Recess before lunch resources
Peaceful Playgrounds – Recess before lunch podcasts, Best Practices, Guides, etc
Recess before Lunch – Data & Solutions to concerns
Recess before Lunch – Implementation guide
Video – Is Recess Important for Kids? Here’s What the Research Says | Time
Physical Activity Programs
Active In the Classroom
Active Outside the Classroom (Home or After School Programs)
Targeted Age
Cost
PA Videos, customize games & curricular resources
PA Videos, customize games & curricular resources
K – 5th Grade
FREE
Hastings Public Elementary School – Watson 2nd Graders are combining music and activity!
Stretchy Band activity, from “March” – the Nutcracker
Hastings Public Elementary School – Watson 3rd Graders are combining music & movement!
Ribbon activity, from “Trepak” – the Nutcracker