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.

As we enjoy our summer, Jessica shares about the importance of reflection as a way to prepare for fall, including specifics about what was learned from teaching during the COVID-19 spring term pandemic.

Connect with Jessica on Twitter @JessicaShawley and read more blogs and listen to more podcast episodes by Jessica at www.gophersport.com/blog

This podcast focuses on lessons learned that can be used in the next school year - no matter what the school year looks like.

Connect with Aaron on Twitter @AaronBeighle. Read more blogs from Aaron at www.gophersport.com/blog!

In this Physical Education podcast, Chris Nichols shares two books that stress the physical and mental benefits of movement and physical education.

Connect with Chris on Twitter @CNicholsPE and read some of his blogs at www.gophersport.com/blog.

In this Physical Education podcast, Dr. Pangrazi outlines what Physical Education could look like after COVID. He details four characteristics of lifetime activity and explores ways to get students motivated to stay fit.

If you enjoyed the podcast, connect with Dr. Pangrazi on Twitter @rpangrazi.

As we finish this school year, it is not a bad idea to start thinking about next year and the hopeful return to classes in person. With the possibility of a new set of rules when it comes to student spacing and sharing of equipment, we need to think what lessons/units can we safely teach our students. This podcasts shares some ideas my colleagues and I have discussed for the Fall.

Connect with Jason Gemberling on Twitter at @GemberlingJason

Using the free app called iFunFace to create a talking Bitmoji!

Connect with Shannon on Twitter @Coach_Jarvis.

The 2019 SHAPE America National Elementary TOY and Gopher Advisory Board member discusses his reflection after 9 weeks of distance learning, and includes the trending topic of physical activity versus physical education.

Connect with Donn on Twitter @DonnTobin!

Use this online Facebook Group to learn how to connect with your students using Bitmojis and a Virtual Classroom.

Connect with Shannon on Twitter @Coach_Jarvis and read more blog from Shannon at www.gophersport.com/blog

In this week’s episode, high school PE teacher Jason Gemberling joins to discuss the impact of COVID-19 on students, families, and PE.