Physical Education

Focus, emotion regulation, and goal setting are social and emotional learning skills that teachers can address during recess and PE.

Explore ways to get moving with your students and to advocate for physical education at your school.

Use these games to engage even the students who don’t usually like to run.

Engage all students in gym by updating the old familiar obstacle course. Plus, you can include discussions on growth mindset.

The spirit of Special Olympics needs emulation so that doors are more widely open for all -- in schools and social institutions.

Check out these four ways that athletic experiences promote social and emotional learning and character development.

Strength training, regular exercise, better rest, and enjoying all of this activity makes you fit, alert, and positive for the physically demanding job of teaching.

To help students understand the power of mindfulness, consider practicing it outside of a classroom setting, whether through sports activities, wilderness programs, or retreats.