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A 3-week developmental PE curriculum designed for high school students with diverse gross motor needs. It systematically builds throwing, catching, balance, and spatial awareness through modified, highly engaging games, structured warm-ups, and targeted cool-downs.

A high-energy introductory lesson on functional agility and speed training, covering warm-up mechanics, ladder work, cone drills, and reaction-time exercises for young athletes.

A comprehensive teacher-facing pacing guide and skill evaluation rubric. Features detailed lesson setups, timing breakdowns, targeted coaching feedback scripts, and a structured, 4-tier functional agility grading rubric.

Choice Lab is an evidence-based, positive substance prevention curriculum that creates community awareness, empowers youth with refusal strategies, and equips parents, educators, and community members with actionable prevention tools and guides.

A comprehensive athletic accountability and academic monitoring system for middle school student-athletes, containing a behavior contract, parent notification letter, warning template, and progress tracker.

A student goal-setting, data tracking, and self-reflection worksheet. Includes space for personal speed goals, structured timing logs for the agility ladder and 5-10-5 shuttle, and a technical self-assessment checklist.

A high school situational awareness curriculum that empowers students with critical survival scanning skills and social de-escalation strategies. This unit covers environmental mapping, exit planning, reading social cues, and managing peer group dynamics safely.

A comprehensive sports education series focusing on the rules, court layouts, scoring, and tactical vocabulary of volleyball, basketball, pickleball, and tennis. Students analyze court dimensions and solve engaging trivia and word puzzles for each sport.

Printable high-contrast circuit cards for 4 functional agility stations. Includes clear field diagrams, step-by-step physical execution instructions, partner monitoring checklists, and technical peer-coaching prompts.

A comprehensive 5-day introductory physical education unit for Kindergarten and 1st-grade students. It establishes critical routines, gym safety boundaries, auditory signals, and social expectations, incorporating robust SPED accommodations such as visual schedules, social narratives, and sensory-friendly alternatives.

A middle school PE lesson introducing the key components of physical fitness and the science of heart rate. Students engage with interactive reading sections, calculate target heart rates, and identify fitness components in real-world sports scenarios.

A vibrant, high-contrast visual slide deck designed for classroom display during functional agility and speed training. Features warm-up protocols, interactive agility ladder patterns, a 5-10-5 shuttle setup diagram, cognitive reaction drills, and recovery protocols.