Physical Education and the Navajo Nation
Y’át’ééh from the Navajo Nation. Since 1997, Shiprock Coordinated School Health has used Sports Play Active Recreation for Kids (SPARK) as an evidence-based program for
Y’át’ééh from the Navajo Nation. Since 1997, Shiprock Coordinated School Health has used Sports Play Active Recreation for Kids (SPARK) as an evidence-based program for
Ready… 5, 6, 7, 8 Go! That is how I start so many of my fitness activities as I sync them up with the music.
Regardless of age, sleep is vital for our overall health and wellness. As a PE or health teacher, you not only want to practice good
Proper health education often falls by the wayside in school PE classes. This is not to say that these classes aren’t helpful. In fact, some

This blog was written with Cathrine Himberg and Kevin Shephard. “Long-standing systemic health and social inequities have put many people from racial and ethnic minority

How am I doing? Sometimes we get so accustomed to other people evaluating and assessing our performance that we forget to stop and ask ourselves
Active Schools is a MOVEMENT. A movement for more movement – say that fast 5 times while jogging in place or jumping up & down! You know you

Elementary school campuses have many opportunities to provide students with health-promoting physical activity (PA). How’s YOUR school doing with this??? Let’s agree that as physical

SPARKhome Free Lesson Plans COVID-19 has caused unprecedented times and SPARK is here to help! Create a FREE account at SPARKecademy.org to access 3 weeks of materials

Are you teaching your high school health and physical education classes in a virtual or hybrid setting? I’m sharing 6 resources and tips to help