We did this when I was between 7-9 years. Once they had us line up on one side, and we could only cross the room, using those. Some tried to push and got ‘stranded’ between. One kid, put one in front of the other then swapped. Then again. Using two to cross. Soon many were trying to. I still remember this decades later 😁
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Admetus@sopuli.xyz 1 week ago
What age group? Because young teenagers are not always going to play ball. Speaking as a teacher who has seen 5 teachers leave my school ‘for reasons’.
b3an@lemmy.world 1 week ago
body_rhythm@lemmy.ca 1 week ago
Admetus@sopuli.xyz 1 week ago
Sounds like you’ve got a nice bunch, 12-13 years old can be hit and miss.
body_rhythm@lemmy.ca 1 week ago
ThePyroPython@lemmy.world 1 week ago
As someone who felt discouraged from participating in PE because of teachers forcing activities I didn’t like, ended up hating exercising, and now getting back in shape and trying to find active hobbies so I have a good physical activity level; thank you, please keep it up.
Also, if you’re able to please can you do two lessons on healthy eating with an activity for students to make / use a calorie counter and then the following lesson present the calories and and the macros of what they ate.
I would have really appreciated knowing that earlier on in life so when I left home and had full control over what I ate I would have eaten better and avoided putting on so much weight.