By Danielle Musser, M.S., CAPE, Adapted Physical Education Specialist The Zone Cannon Launchers As an itinerant Adapted Physical Education teacher, … More

It seems the sight of children running around a playground is few and far between. Tablets, television and video game … More

February is American Heart Month, and with the rise of COVID-19, maintaining cardiac health has become increasingly important for people … More

By: Kelly Zerby It’s never too early to start planning for your end of the year Field Day.  If your … More

Yoga has become a very popular activity over the years–and for good reason. Not only does it increase flexibility, muscle … More

We all know that fast food is not a healthy option when deciding what to eat. There is plenty of … More

By: Bo Phillips – P.E. Teacher at Salt Creek Elementary, VP of Children for IAHPERD I’m sure we’ve all had … More

Substitute teachers are often at a disadvantage when walking into any classroom. It can be even more difficult for a … More

Gamechangers that have helped me stay organized this year By: Cindie Cortinas-Vogt Like many of you out there in our … More

By: Kelly Zerby It’s time to go back to school, are you ready?  Whether you are going back to the … More

Sportsmanship is a learned trait. While many athletes are naturally gracious, no one likes to lose. With that being said, … More

We know smartphones are a large distraction in the classroom, but the psychological toll that these devices have on our … More

“At-risk students” is a catchphrase that gets thrown around without much explanation. “At risk” of what, exactly? The term is … More

Physical education class is fertile ground for bullies. Athletic and social skills are on full display, ripe to be sorted into … More

When most people, including teachers and students, think of health and physical education, first aid training isn’t usually the first … More

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