5 Resources to Take Net Games to the Next Level
Net games are a wonderful lifetime activity and an
important part of physical education programs. The skills learned in net games
such as volleyball, pickleball, badminton, and tennis transfer to other
physical activities and provide...
How to Play Badminton – Serving and Scoring Tips [Instructional Videos]
Badminton is a very popular Phys Ed unit. It is great for practicing team work, eye-hand coordination and strategy! Badminton is also an easy game for students to learn and find success in. The...
Ping Pong is for Recreation – Teach Table Tennis in Phys. Ed. [Video]
Table Tennis is an incredibly fun game, and can be a great way to teach eye-hand coordination, strategy and teamwork. The below videos make teaching table tennis easy by teaching your students how to...
5 Small-Sided Pickleball Games for Skill Development [Video]
Add more variety to your pickleball unit with these 5 small-sided pickleball games. These games can be played with 4 or more students without a teacher! Create your own unique twists to the games...
4 Simple Small-Sided Badminton Games
Add more variety to your badminton unit with these small-sided badminton games. These games can be played with 4 or more students and can be played without a teacher! Create your own unique twists...
Teaching Pickleball Skills and Gameplay [Video]
Pickleball is sweeping the nation! Courts are popping up left and right and both young and old are playing. Jump on the bandwagon and introduce your students to the game that is a great...
Pickleball Teaching Tips and Strategies
What is Pickleball?
Pickleball is a fast-paced paddle game that can be played both indoors and outdoors by all ages and is very similar to tennis and table tennis. This game is gaining in popularity...
Why You Should Teach Badminton in PE
Badminton is a fun and fantastic backyard game and a fan favorite in your Wellness and Physical Education curriculum. What’s even better is that Badminton has a few perks that other activities or sports...
