An introductory health lesson for 6th graders exploring the three pillars of health: physical, mental, and social. Students will understand how these three areas are interconnected and form the 'Health Triangle'.

A lesson focused on the lifelong benefits of physical activity and the decision-making skills required to promote health for individuals, families, and communities.

A physical education lesson for K-2 students focusing on mastering the fundamental locomotor movements through practice and assessment.

A comprehensive assessment suite for teaching and evaluating overhand throwing skills in grades K-2, focusing on form, cues, and consistency.

A comprehensive assessment and instructional set for middle school floor hockey, focusing on core skills, game rules, and tactical strategies.

A comprehensive assessment package for middle school football, covering offensive/defensive strategies and technical throwing/catching skills.

A 45-minute lesson for K-1 students focusing on vertical jumping (height) and reaching for targets while maintaining a safe landing.

A 45-minute lesson for K-1 students focusing on the broad jump (horizontal distance) and the power of the 'arm swing' for momentum.

Demonstrates how values translate into action through decision-making. Students analyze real-world dilemmas and use a decision matrix to navigate choices based on their personal value compass.

Explores the external and internal influences that shape an individual's value system. Students use easel paper and markers to collaboratively map the 'roots' of common values like family, culture, and media.

Introduces the foundational concepts of spiritual health by defining and distinguishing between beliefs and values. Students participate in a collaborative sorting activity to categorize various internal drivers.

A 45-minute introductory lesson for K-1 students focusing on two-foot takeoffs and 'motorcycle' landings to ensure safety and power.

A foundational lesson covering tennis rules, scoring, strokes, and court positioning, designed to prepare students for gameplay and officiating.

An interactive 55-minute lesson for 8th graders focusing on identifying bullying types, the bystander effect, and developing upstander strategies. Students will analyze real-world scenarios and practice scripted responses to promote a positive school culture.

A lesson focused on bilateral coordination, crossing the midline, and mild cardio fitness using clear, visual instructions for transition-aged students.

Students explore the brain-as-computer analogy to understand input, processing, and output. They then apply this knowledge to create a concussion awareness campaign using a design process, focusing on the importance of brain safety and injury prevention.

Students learn to navigate different social environments by understanding that rules and expectations change based on the setting (home vs. school).

Exploring the connection between physical activity and mental health, including stress management techniques and active lifestyle habits.