Brendan++Netherton

Interactive Web Sites

1. Link: [|__http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/Olympics/index.html__]

Subject: Physical Education (Olympics)

Grade level: 3rd-6th

In this online exhibit, you can compare ancient and modern Olympic sports, tour the site of Olympia as it looks today, learn about the context of the Games and the Olympic spirit, or read about the Olympic athletes who were famousin ancient times. 2. Link: [|__http://www.gameskidsplay.net/jump_rope_ryhmes/index.htm__]

Subject: Physical Education (Jump Rope)

Grade level: K-12th

This website gives the students a chance to use different types of nursery ryhmes to learn how to jump rope as well as new ways to enjoy jump roping. I like using this for warm up activities and for my jump rope for heart activities. All you have to do is choose an activity from the website and it explains the jump rope game and lyrics to the song.

Teacher Resources

3. Link: [|__http://www.teachervision.fen.com/tv/subjects/340000000000__]

Subject: Physical Education

Grade: K-12th

Teachervision is a website that gives teachers the ability to print off activities from olympic sports to math in PE. I like this because there are 212 resources from lesson plans to graphic to be used in class.

4. Link: [|__http://www.theteacherscorner.net/lesson-pl__] organizers ans/pe/index.htm

Subject: Physical Education

Grade: K-12th

This website is a great teacher site to look at lesson plans in physical education and other subject matter. It also provided links to gain knowledge about how to gain a license in teaching and the PE curriculum.

Student Resources

5. link: [|__http://www.pecentral.org/websites/websitesmenu.html__]

Subject: Physical Education

Grade: K-12th

PE Central is just for physical education activities. It provides the latest ideas on warm up games, team building, and lesson plans for K-12th grade. I like this site because it not only gives the teacher new ideas about games in PE, but it also lets students learn about new activities they can do at home.

6. Link: [|__http://www.pelinks4u.org__] /

Subject: Physical Education

Grade: K-12th

This website explains the importance of physical activity. All students should read the introduction to this site, which explains why being active in our everyday life is so important. It also gives you news about physical activity and games. It offers different links to go to for P.E.

7. Link: [|__www.peuniverse.com__]

Subject: Physical Education

Grade: K-12th

Great website to get lesson plans and even watch class video lessons to give students and teachers ideas of new activities. This website also provides a discussion board to ask question and give advice.

8. Link: [|__http://www.shambles.net/pages/staff/pe__hft/__]

Subject: Physical Education

Grade: K-12th

This website also gives video lessons, lesson plans, and other resources for teachers and students. It is pretty well laid out and simple to use. This website supplies links to other websites that contain PE information.

9. Link: [|__http://kidshealth.org/kid/closet/?gclid=CMGJ2ZWSqKACFRmjagodkgFGaQ__]

Subject: Health

Grade: 5-12th

This website games, movies, what is it? activities, and exams on health issues. I think students would enjoy this site because it covers so much subject matter and is fun. Students have the ability to get on and read about the different facts of the body and how to stay healthy.

10. Link: [|__http://www.pbs.org/teachers/classroom/3-5/health-fitness/__]

Subject: Health

Grade: 3-5th

PBS has a great health and fitness site that allows you to interact with other teachers and students through a discussion board. It also has classroom resources available and lesson plans for health education.

Hi Brenden, One of your sites that caught my eye was the PBS teacher resource website. PBS has an excellent reputation for producing educational material at all levels through all genres and I love how the site keeps the teacher up on cutting edge technology, simple yet interesting lesson plans, and professional development opportunities. I particularly like the “Good Vibrations” lesson. Students look at the actions of sound waves through musical instruments…using the senses to learn, good site.Yolonda