Calculate the sum of the two cards on the screen to find out how many repetitions of each exercise to do. Then exercise along with the kids in the video to improve your mental math skills and fitness level at the same time. [5:34]
Calculate the sum of the addends on the screen to find out how many repetitions of each exercise to do. Then exercise along with the kids in the video to improve your mental math skills and fitness level at the same time. [9:50]
Grover is using a stethoscope to listen to his heartbeat. His heart is beating slowly because Grover is calm. When he listens to a chicken's heartbeat after she's been running, he hears it beating very quickly. Moving around, or exercising, causes the heart to beat faster and makes the heart stronger. This resource focuses on physical health. [2:30]
PBS's source for teachers, covering all subject areas. This is a site that has so much wonderful information as well as interactive activities that you are sure to find something that would be useful in your classroom.
Interactive animated simulation allows students to make connections between the real world and the physical world. Uses interactive tools to explore issues such as calories, exercise, diet, fitness, and weight control.
Shows activities children do that keep their hearts healthy. Includes audio narration in 13 additional languages with text in English.
In this Kindergarten through 5th grade video, students have fun in fitness as they follow along with their teacher to perform various exercises and stretches found in the different seasons. Doingactivities like playing baseball and cross-country skiing, students learn about the varyingseasons and a variety of seasonal physical activities. [9:39]
In this Kindergarten through 5th grade Kids in Motion video, students learn about fitness and sports. Students follow along with their teacher to perform exercises that can be found in all different sports. [12:59]
In this video, children follow along with their yoga instructor to start their day out with the sun salutation. Using strong poses such as the Tadasana (mountain pose) and Adho Mukha Svanasana (downward facing dog) as well as controlled, deep breaths, children get good energy as well as a good stretch to begin their day right! [3:32]
This interactive Kindergarten through 5th grade activity allows students to learn survival skills while using psychomotor and listening skills! Students follow along with their teacher as they act out the important survival skills they would need as if they were on a deserted island. [8:52]
This video is a cool and hip way to tour across New York State. The teacher takes students on a virtual tour of NYS while using music and movement. [8:54]
Using this interactive 2nd through 5th grade video, students use the popular game, UNO, to combine math, colors and psychomotor skills. [6:11]
This Kindergarten through 5th grade activity makes for a very relatable and fun fitness activity! Students use their bodies to move through the motions of going on a vacation. [7:58]
An in-depth discussion of fitness can be found at WebMD's site. Read about what exactly fitness is, the benefits of being fit, the three components of fitness, how one goes about getting fit, and more. Links to related information are given throughout the text.
This Kindergarten through 5th grade video is similar to Wheel of Fortune. Students are chosen to spin the Wheel of Fitness and perform the exercise shown. [8:45]
Kids learn from the best! Meet Clubhouse experts who are ditching their wheelchairs for biskiis and hitting the slopes for the day! [2:02]
Abby Brown explores the world through books and activities. Each topic addresses developmentally appropriate instructional themes for kids ages 4-9. Academic content is layered in with storylines of fun and adventure! Children of all ages explore and put in their own words each theme, meanwhile gaining an appreciation for people and places they've never known before.