Podcasts about elementary pe

Bio- Born on a dairy and tobacco farm, one of my chores was bringing in the cows for milking. I enjoyed walking over our 100 acres to get the cows, or just to be out in Nature. I had never heard of hiking trails…I followed the cow paths. After graduating from High School in 1963, I attended three different universities to achieve my BA in teaching, MA, and a Rank One (30 hours above the Masters). I taught at a Middle School for 20 years…Physical Education and Science. Then I taught Elementary PE until I retired after 27 years. I continued to substitute teach for many years, teaching mostly Science at the middle schools and high school. Before beginning long distance hiking, I was a “handler” for my friend who raced sled dogs. I scooped the poop, cleaned the dog lot, helped with feeding and training with four wheelers. We traveled to races in Wisconsin and Wyoming. I learned about the Appalachian Trail from a book, years before I could begin hiking it. Once I learned there was a footpath from Georgia to Maine, I read everything I could find about the trail. I fantasized & dreamed about one day having my own adventure. Finally, after reading Jean Deeds book…There Are Mountains to Climb…it was time for me to go. A Thru-hike, hiking the entire trail in one year, was my goal. But life got in the way…and so I was a section hiker. It took 4 years (1999, 2000, 2002, & 2003) for me to finish when I was in my 50's. Since then I have hiked many trails, not only in the US but also in Newfoundland, Scotland, Europe, and recently in Nepal. I am now 78 and still hiking…just looking for easier trails. Guest Links- Pranatreks on Facebook - Prana Treks & Expedition Pvt.Ltd | Pokhara Pranatreks website - PRANA TREKS EXPEDITION PVT. LTD Collin Chambers - Wildwood Magic - WildWood Magic Collin Chambers - Wildwood Circle - The WildWood Circle | Facebook Connect with Anna, aka Mud Butt, at info@traildames.com You can find the Trail Dames at: Our website: Trail Dames The Summit: The Summit 2022 - Presented by the Trail Dames The Trail Dames Foundation: Trail Dames Charitable Foundation | Home Instagram: Instagram (@traildames) Facebook: Trail Dames | Facebook Hiking Radio Network: Hiking Radio Network Hiking Radio Network on Instagram: Instagram (@hikingradionetwork) Music provided for this Podcast by The Burns Sisters "Dance Upon This Earth" The Burns Sisters

Muskee has been teaching for 18 years in Maryland.  Although he is wired as a saver and never wandered into debt, he wasn't exactly being very intentional with his money either. To make major progress, multiple side hustles and building his house with his own two hands, Muskee's story covers nearly EVERY topic in personal finance. 

In today's show, we discuss a topic related to coaching and the important lessons we can learn from our children. Mr. John Strong.  Mr. Strong is an Associate Professor within the Health and Physical Education department at Niagara County Community College, where he also serves as the coordinator of the Physical Education Studies degree program and Personal Training certificate program.We are also excited to have John's better half join us today…Ms. Kelly Strong.  Born Kelly Terese Schrantz, and still known throughout much of the Western New York volleyball world that way, Kelly Strong is currently an Elementary PE teacher at Lindbergh Elementary in Kenmore, NY.  Our third guest is Ms. Jana Reidy who attended Canisius College where she majored in physical education and played soccer for the Griffs. She has taught PE at Elmira Free Academy and CCC for more than 5 years. She then worked at Glove House as a Program Manager.  Jana was then Dean of Students at Addison MS/HS for 6 years and now the current Assistant Principal of CTE & Alt Ed at GST BOCES, Coopers Education Center.Our final panelist is the one and only Dr. Greg Reeds joining us on today's show.  Dr. Reeds is an Emeritus Professor from Canisius College who has a wealth of knowledge in Motor Learning and Sports Psychology.Some surprise guests also join us later in the show...take a listen.

Drew is in his 11th year of teaching Physical Education. He is teaching K-5 PE at Ridge View Elementary School in Warrensburg, MO. He has coached high school soccer for eight years, middle school basketball for six years, middle school track, 2d grade soccer, and also 3rd/4th grade basketball. He has been published on PE Central, published in the Great Activities Magazine, published in the G.A.M.E.S. Gazette Book, presented at MOSHAPE, won the 2015 Star of the Classroom, won the 2016 CTA EOY, won the MOSHAPE 2018 & 2021 West Central District Elementary Physical Education TOY, won the MOSHAPE 2020 Presidential Recognition, won 2021 Best of the Burg TOY, and won MOSHAPE 2021 Elementary Physical Education TOY. he received his Bachelor of Science from the University or Central Missouri (UCM) in 2009 and received his Master in Kinesiology with the concentration in Pedagogy in 2015, also from UCM. He has two beautiful daughters Ellie and Mackenzie and a beautiful wife, Brooke. He loves playing and watching sports. He is a huge nerd when it comes to technology, comics, or any type of movies. He is a huge St. Louis Cardinals fan. @project_physed drewful24@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kevin-furtado/support

Thomas Gelardi has been teaching Physical Education for over 16 years at the Elementary level in NYC. He attended Manhattan College and Graduated with a BS in Exercise Science and a Master's Degree in Physical Education from Adelphi University. He presented numerous PE workshops at NYC Zone, Nassau Zone, and NYS, AHPERD conferences. He also presented PE workshops virtually all around the world including United States, England, Thailand, Turkey, and India. He created a YouTube channel called Coach Gelardi's PhysEdZone.com ; to support all Elementary PE teachers and programs with over 4 million views as well as providing Tips for PE Teachers on Coach Gelardi; TikTok account with over 35k followers. A father of two beautiful daughters and a son. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kevin-furtado/support

Ben Landers is a K-12 certified Physical Education teacher at River Springs Elementary in South carolina and has been teaching K-5th PE since 2007. He has completed the National Board Certification in PE and also has a Masters in Education from Southern Wesleyan University and a Masters in Educational Leadership from the University of South Carolina. Ben also serves as a Clinical Model Teacher for the University of South Carolina, helping to mentor future Physical Education teachers as part of their graduation requirement. Ben started this website ThePEspecialist.com in 2014 in an effort to provide an amazing resource for teachers. He has a passion for kids and teaching quality physical education lessons that will empower students to be the best they can be. Being a PE teacher is such a great opportunity to have a positive impact on the kids that you teach, but his hope is to also impact more students by providing resources and ideas to teachers. The reason he started this website is to share knowledge, inspire teachers, add value to the Phys Ed community and help solve some of the problems that teachers are struggling within schools today. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kevin-furtado/support

View all of Gopher's free resources at https://www.gophersport.com/freeresources Join our speakers for a PE Huddle that will bring a fresh look and perspective to our profession. Tom and Guy will discuss how social media and technology can improve your instruction, help you develop advocacy campaigns, and create videos that can serve as homework. Beyond the gym, social media and technology offer teachers a chance to learn from other teachers and share your best ideas. Join us as we offer ways to reach beyond “face to face” instruction in the gym.  Guy Danhoff brings together a solid background in communications and marketing applied to professional organizations, community programs and university systems.  His skill in strategic planning based on digital and social media applications has helped professional organizations have a deep impact on their market and with members.  His detailed attention to analytics guides decision-making, allowing organizations to effectively track progress in meeting goals. Thomas Gelardi has been teaching Physical Education for over 16 years at the Elementary level in NY. He attended Manhattan College and Graduated with a BS in Exercise Science and a Master's Degree in Physical Education from Adelphi University. He presented numerous PE workshops at NYC Zone, Nassau Zone, and NYS, AHPERD conferences. He also presented PE workshops virtually all around the world including United States, England, Thailand, Turkey, and India. He created a YouTube channel called Coach Gelardi's “PhysEdZone” to support all Elementary PE teachers and programs with over 4 million views as well as providing Tips for PE Teachers on “Coach Gelardi's” TikTok account with over 25k followers. A father of two beautiful daughters and a son.

On today's episode I interview my first PE teacher ever! I was home schooled until the 6th grade and joined the local elementary school. I met Ms. B when I was 11 years old. Her kindness and compassion towards all students stood out to me most. I knew you needed to hear from her. We recently reconnected and I discovered she went through one of the scariest things a person can go through- cancer. We talk about it and her methods for protecting her mind and body. Stay all the way to the end to hear about the fun competition going on

For many people, a love for sports and physical fitness begins at an early age.   Playing games and having fun are essential parts of the Elementary School experience. It's a time when young people begin to fall in love with different sports and develop life-long fitness habits. How do teachers use physical education to help young people create a healthy and active lifestyle?  And how does fun fit into the IB Primary Years Programme curriculum framework? On today's podcast, we're joined by WAB's Elementary School PE Team.

Welcome to episode 191 of The PE Umbrella Podcast! This week I am joined by superstar Elementary PE teacher, The PE Specialist himself, Ben Landers. On this episode, we talk ALL things PE and share stories, tips and advice for you to take away and use immediately! Talking points include: - What currently excites you about PE? - What is your ideal PE lesson recipe? - Success story/most inspiring moment as a teacher? - A PE Resource you couldn't live without? - What is your worst ever PE lesson and what did you learn from it? We also talk about Ben's new Teaching Tips YouTube series that is just a goldmine of teaching knowledge and share some of his thoughts regarding just a few of these tips. All of this and much more to discuss as Ben and I finally caught up after nearly five years since his first show appearance in episode 26! So what are you waiting for? Get your note pad(s) at the ready and jump under the umbrella with us. Join in the conversation by tweeting me @thepeumbrella.

While the COVID-19 Pandemic has kept schools from reopening their doors, teachers have been working all summer long to ensure their students are getting the quality instruction they deserve. While virtual learning is tough enough as it is, imagine teaching physical education to a class of students through your computer screen...Enter Tracey Naumann, PE teacher at Woolridge Elementary in North Austin. Tracey is working tirelessly to build a virtual curriculum so all of her students receive top-notch physical education instruction while learning from home. Tune in to hear what's happening behind the scenes for teachers all over the country and right here in the ATX. Greg and Ian visited Try Hard Coffee Roasters earlier in the day to see what all the hype was about for this new coffee and pastry shop in E. Austin. Located on E. 11th Street THCR offers a variety of coffee drinks, including 2 varieties of Cold Brew (Ian's favorite) and signature drinks in collaboration with Big Swig, another local company to ATX. Don't forget to test out their homemade pastries and tacos! Tune in to the "What's Brewing, ATX?" podcast on your favorite platform: iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/whats-brewing-atx/id1453626224?mt=2&uo=4 Google Play: https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy85NGExODk0L3BvZGNhc3QvcnNz Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2x1FKdbCgYqgKIpKjISSJn Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/anchor-podcasts/whats-brewing-atx Anchor: https://anchor.fm/whatsbrewingatx Connect with us on social! Instagram: https://instagram.com/whatsbrewingatx Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/whatsbrewingatx1/ Connect with the hosts! Ian Grossman: https://instagram.com/realestate_atx Greg Carlson: https://instagram.com/gregcarlson Jonathan Ratcliff: https://instagram.com/jratcliff15

Been teaching Physical Education for over 15 years at the elementary level in NY. I presented PE workshops at NYC Zone, Nassau Zone, and NYS AHPERD conferences. My workshop topics: Engaging students in highly effective warm-ups and instant activities, Teach PE in large class sizes with little to no eqiupment, and assessment in elementary PE. Last 4 years, I received a "Physical Education Teacher Leader" certificate from NYC Office of School Wellness Programs by facilitating district Physical Education monthly meeting. I created a youtube channel called Coach Gelardi "PhysEdZone" to support all Elementary PE teachers and programs. A father of two beautiful daughters and 2 years ago I convinced my wife to change her career to PE!!! @CoachGelardi tgelardi04@gmail.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kevin-furtado/support

Mike Morris is a energetic, innovative physical education teacher for Nash-Rocky Mount Public Schools in Rocky Mount, North Carolina. His passion includes creating new and innovative physical education activities, collaborating with content area teachers to find ways to best teach struggling students through movement, and sharing ideas with others at educational conferences across the United States and via twitter @Mikemorrispe. Mike has engaged the community with collaborative field day activities, created and coached basketball teams, coordinated and coached various camps for disadvantaged students, and has engaged students and community with fundraising activities for charitable and health based organizations. This varied experience led to Mike being named an OPEN national Trainer in July 2019. As a testament to his commitment to education, in his six years of teaching, Mike has respectively earned both First Year Teacher of the Year for Nash-Rocky Mount Public Schools and Teacher of the Year for both of the schools he services each week. He has also been named WRAL’s Teacher of the Week. Mike was prepared and licensed for his craft at Winston-Salem State University in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. MichaelHowardMorris@gmail.com @MikeMorrisPE Mikemorrispe.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kevin-furtado/support

Scott Thompson is a PE teacher and swim coach in Oakland, California. He was a high school All-American and swam at the University of Florida before becoming a full-time coach. Scott shares a philosophy on PE that helped inspire the creation of Gym Class Strength, and we're excited to share his exceptional teaching and coaching strategies here.

Ben Landers is a K-12 certified Physical Education teacher and has been teaching K-5th PE since 2007. Ben started the website ThePEspecialist.com in 2014 in an effort to provide an amazing resource for teachers. He has a passion for kids and teaching quality physical education lessons that will empower students to be the best they can be. Being a PE teacher is such a great opportunity to have a positive impact on the kids that you teach, but his hope is to also impact more students by providing resources and ideas to teachers.Listen to find out Ben's top 3 games, technology uses, and classroom management strategies. Also learn about Ben's passion for mentoring and how his faith influences the way he teaches. I had a great time talking with Ben and learning more about him, I hope you enjoy it! Don't forget to subscribe/share/review this if you liked it, thank you!Episode Timeline:1:05 - Top 3 Favorite PE Games7:10 - Top 3 Uses of Technology11:00 - Top 3 Classroom Management Strategies16:15 - How Ben got started in PE25:30 - How Ben's faith influences his career34:00 - Mentoring through Ezekiel Ministries40:45 - Keeping this fun and engaging44:00 - The importance of self-reflection47:00 - Why are high school PE students disengaged in class?55:00 - Book recommendation(s)Books:The Power of Moments by Chip and Dan HeathNo Standing Around in My Gym by J.D. HughesMentors:J.D. Hughes - @jdhughes_pe2themaxJoey Feith - @phys_educatorJarrod Robinson - @thepegeekYou can check out Ben's E-course's on PE Central at the links below:My Favorite Apps for Teaching Phys EDA complete overview of all my favorite apps used while teaching and a video tutorial showing you how to use each app step by stepPhys Ed Hacks: Tips, Tricks and Strategies for Classroom Management in PE ClassA complete overview of all of the management systems that will help you hold kids responsible and provide clear expectations and consequences for students - leaving you with more time and energy to TEACH!Secondary Resources:Physedagogy - https://physedagogy.com/Nathan Hornes - https://www.iphys-ed.com/ Dave Senecal https://twitter.com/pepaloozaMatt Pomeroy https://twitter.com/Physed_PomeroySarah Gietschier-Hartmanhttps://twitter.com/GHSaysRockChalkStephanie Sandino https://twitter.com/smsandinoJerry Honeycutt: https://twitter.com/honeycutt_pemovrs.org@wermovrsSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/movrs)

This is the first part in a 4 part blog series that Ross Chakrian created to have teachers become more familiar with the Movement Ed Model within Elementary PE. This first episode in the series will focus on a basic overview of what the Movement Ed Model is and why it is beneficial for both students and teachers. If you enjoyed the podcast, connect with Ross on Twitter @Mr_C_PE.

Welcome to episode 157 of The PE Umbrella Podcast! This week I am joined for a second stint on the show by Elementary PE teacher Cliff Roop. On this episode, we squeeze in questions that we simply couldn't fit in first time around to understand better how Cliff works and thinks. We then jump in and focus on the importance of team building and cooperative type activities and units to set your students up for success in the coming year and build solid foundations. Cliff shares his recent success in using my 'crack the codes' activity and details the modifications and learning that both he and his students got from it. Not to mention the several rabbit holes and tangents we venture down, this makes for a fascinating listen and brings the PE knowledge bombs... So what are you waiting for? Jump under the umbrella with us and join in the conversation by tweeting me @thepeumbrella. Note pad ready!

J.D. Hughes has taught elementary physical education since 1995 in Douglasville, GA. He currently teaches at Mirror Lake Elementary School. J.D. has received numerous awards including 2015 Georgia and Southern District SHAPE America Elementary PE Teacher of the Year, Kennesaw State’s Outstanding Student, State University of West Georgia’s Specialist Student Award and Outstanding Cooperating Teacher, Bright Star and Mirror Lake Elementary Teacher of the Year, along with the GAHPERD Acknowledgement Award and Share the Wealth Puckett-Merriman Award. J.D. provides a challenging yet developmentally appropriate physical education learning environment striving for motor skill and social skills development, physical fitness and cognitive awareness as recognized by SHAPE standards. He works with students and families to promote physical fitness before and after school hours through F.I.T.T. Club and Roadrunner’s Club. He also serves as a cooperating teacher and mentor for local colleges. He is a National Board Certified Teacher (2001), holds a Master’s and Education Specialist’s degree. J.D. is passionate, constantly striving to look for new ways to improve his teaching, to share his practice, and strengthen the teaching profession. J.D. has served on the GAHPERD board and currently serves on the advisory board for the Best Practices and the 3-5 Lesson Plans area of P.E. Central. J.D. has published five books and produced four related DVDs including No Standing Around in My Gym, PE2theMax, PE2theMax II, PE² and HyPEd Up. He has been the featured presenter and co-presenter at more than 140 local, state, and national workshops and conventions sharing his ideas and enthusiasm for teaching with thousands of physical educators. Twitter @pe2themax Website - www.pe2themax.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kevin-furtado/support

Interactive ready made podcasts to be used in your Elementary PE classes or for use at home with your kids or homeschooling.

Interactive ready made podcasts to be used in your Elementary PE classes or for use at home with your kids or homeschooling. This one is more suitable for grades k-2.

Interactive ready made podcasts to be used in your Elementary PE classes or for use at home with your kids or homeschooling. More suitable for grade K-2.

Interactive ready made podcasts to be used in your Elementary PE classes or for use at home with your kids or homeschooling. Most suited for grades k -4. But it's fun for anyone.

Interactive ready made podcasts to be used in your Elementary PE classes or for use at home with your kids or homeschooling.

Interactive ready made podcasts to be used in your Elementary PE classes or for use at home with your kids or homeschooling. Probably best suited for grades 3-6.

Interactive ready made podcasts to be used in your Elementary PE classes or for use at home with your kids or homeschooling. Just a fun activity even as a brain break in a classroom.

Interactive ready made podcasts to be used in your Elementary PE classes or for use at home with your kids or homeschooling.

Interactive ready made podcasts to be used in your Elementary PE classes or for use at home with your kids or homeschooling. This is an advanced ball movement exercise routine.

On this episode I interview my friend and Roommate Blair Richards about his experiences as a Elementary PE teacher --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/modern-educator/support

What are your goals for your school year? What new things are you implementing / adding to your curriculum or program? How do you reflect as an educator? What's in your Action Pack? An Action Pack includes, goals for your school year, new things that you are adding to your curriculum or program, self-care, and how you reflect as an educator. Join SHAPE America Podcast Host, Stephanie Sandino, as she interviews Physical Educator, Ben Landers, and finds out what's in Ben's Action Plan. Guest: Ben Landers is a husband, dad, creative adventurer and passionate physical education teacher. He's in his 11th year of teaching K-5th Elementary PE and resides in sunny SC. He's got a few degrees and certifications, but his proudest professional accomplishment is the creation of his PE teacher resource site ThePEspecialist.com He's super blessed and grateful to be a part of the incredible Physed community and work a job that is such a blast. He loves getting a little bit better each day at the art of teaching and sees having the opportunity to impact the lives of awesome students as a huge gift. You can follow Ben on Twitter @thepespecialist

In episode 4 Colby Sharp and Ben Gilpin talk with Warner Physical Education teacher Nicole Kelly. Nicole highlights the importance of relationships with both colleagues and students. She also gives several great reminders about the importance of TEAMWORK! Nicole Kelly Bio: Nicole is married to her best friend, Sean. Sean and Nicole have four children. Carson is the oldest. He is six years old and attends 1st Grade at Warner. Claire is the only girl. She is five years old and will be attending kindergarten next year at Warner. Connor and Cole are fifteen-month old twin boys! They are currently working on walking, in opposite directions of course, and getting into as many things as possible :D This is Nicole's first year at Warner. Prior to coming to Warner she taught Science at the Western Middle School. Nicole says, "Elementary PE is a GREAT fit for me because I have a passion for kids, sports, and living healthy, plus I like to have fun."