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Students in Mr. Kirsch’s Physical Education Class learning #howto enjoy physical activity by playing a game called Pin-Guard. Pin Down State Standard: 1, 3 Equipment: One ball and pin for each set of partners, music Grade: 1+ Purpose of Event: Kicking Skills, Control, Eye/Foot Coordination, Math Skills Time: 10-15 minutes Description: Partners stand across from each other, (about 30′ apart, closer for younger learners) with a pin between them.  On signal, partners take turns kicking the ball between the pins, back and forth to each other.  They may have a point each time the successfully kick the ball between a set of pins and do not knock any over. (Can also subtract a point if you knock over a pin) Then, have them knock over their own pin.  One point each time they knock it over, (Subtract a point if you knock over another teams pin, or that team gets the point!)  If you knock over the pin, you pick it up. Concerns: Keep kicks low, spread pins out. This idea is from: Kristi Gillen and Nikki Warrington, Yankton, SD

ThePhysicalEducator.com’s Blog is here to help you find ideas, resources, apps, and assessment tools to help you teach physical education. Source: www.thephysicaleducator.com

This activity is set up as a station in the gym for k-2.   I had the students on Bosu Balls.  If you don’t have Bosu balls you could do the same activity jumping on anything; a spot marker, spring board…… Source: lovepe.me   The above blog post is from an excellent Physical Education Blog that I found via twitter! Definitely one that ALL PhysEd teachers should check out!  

  This is a picture of my second station workout I did with my 3rd through 5th graders at Garfield Elementary School!! Students did an excellent job! I would suggest though (as I have found out) changing the jumping stations. Students began getting tired of the continuous jumping stations. Watch the video below ==> Station Activity #2 from Mr. Kirsch on Vimeo.

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