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P.E. Activities, P.E. Supplies and More
Plastic Jump Rope - Set of 3
Plastic Jump Rope - Set of 10
P.E. Parachute & Parachute Play Book
Plastic Jump Rope - Set of 3
Plastic Jump Rope - Set of 10
P.E. Parachute & Parachute Play Book
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PHYSICAL EDUCTION (P.E.) for Preschoolers
from KID-FIT
Preschool Activity Ideas eBook: Hundreds of fun exercises using everyday schol items
Description: Learn hundreds of ways to use children's fitness equipment and manipulatives. From bean bags to parachutes, you'll motivate children to move and get fit.
Preschool Relaxation Scripts eBook
Description: More than 30 short relaxation scripts to help children rest or ease into nap time.Use each one with your choice of music or with our suggested selections.
Building Healthy Lifestyle Habits Cookbook eBook
Description: A collection of healthy recipes featured in the KID-FIT program over the past 10 years. Low-fat, low-sodium. Kid friendly and easy to make.
Available in book format (This item is shipped to U.S. and Canada only.)
or eBook format
Preschool Fitness Course
(Continuing Education P.E. Classes)
eBook
Singing Games for Parachute Play
Other Products
We own the below yoga kit. It is great. My children enjoy the cards a lot. I recommend this to anyone that does P.E. in the school, homeschool P.E., preschool P.E., daycare P.E., and more.
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I made a cootie catcher but I use it for Physical Education activities instead of a cootie catcher or fortune teller. I made the origami I learned when I was a child but you can follow the instructions found at: FUNORAMA - Cootie Catcher. On the front, I colored four circles (e.g. blue, red, green, yellow). In the inside part of the origami, I numbered each triangle in the center (1-8). I opened it up and then put activities under each number. (e.g. Run in place. Touch your toes. Skip across the room. Hop on one foot. Leap like a frog. Do arm circles. Do jumping jacks. Jump up and down.) To play the game, have the child choose a color. Say each letter of that color (e.g. R-E-D, moving it three times, keeping it open as you say the letters) Have the child pick a number. Move it that many times (keeping it open as you count). Have the child pick another number. Move it that many times (keeping it open as you count). Open that number and have the child do the P.E. activity that is under that number. (You can have each child take turns moving the origami.)