PE 5 Point Checklist Rubric

A 5-day no-equipment classroom physical education sub unit designed for desk and classroom spaces, blending accessible physical movement with foundational health and fitness concepts.

A middle school physical education unit exploring court team sports through comparative analysis of volleyball and basketball rules, movement mechanics, and gameplay strategies.

Acton-Boxborough Youth Soccer (ABYS) formal athletic commitment contract defining mutual expectations for student-athletes, coaches, and parents in BAYS competition. Features zero tolerance for taunting, bullying, or verbal aggression, player accountability, consequences affecting playing time and team status, league sanctions, and signature blocks.

An 8-week physical education sequence specifically designed for middle school students to develop fitness concepts, modified team sport lead-ups, and cooperative strategies in highly constrained spaces (rooftop field, woodchip yard, cafeteria, and classrooms). Each lesson provides creative, high-engagement activities requiring minimal equipment and strict safety guidelines for small spaces.

A comprehensive 2-hour field hockey preparation session designed to transition high school players accustomed to fast synthetic turf onto natural grass surfaces. Covers mechanical adjustments, short support spacing, heavy-leg conditioning, and grass-specific match tactics.

A comprehensive, single-page sportsmanship and team culture contract establishing shared expectations and commitments for student athletes, coaches, and parents/guardians, complete with formal signature blocks.

A multi-week PE unit designed for classrooms, hallways, or limited spaces with zero equipment, focusing on cooperative movement, fast listening signals, and partner mirroring.

A structured station-based strength and conditioning circuit designed for high school physical education. Students work in designated squads across capacity, posture, strength, and athletic tracks.

A streamlined 5-point holistic participation rubric designed for teachers to assess high school students during the Squad Strength Circuit. Features clear performance descriptors covering effort, technique, data logging, and squad etiquette alongside gradebook conversions and on-floor observation cues.

A functional nutritional science sequence for high school Essential Skills classrooms, teaching healthy eating, meal planning, hydration, and grocery shopping through visual guides, hands-on games, and differentiated worksheets.