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Physical Education.
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Games, visuals, and curriculum tools built by a full-time PE teacher and used by 16,000 educators.
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Games Database

50+ games with progressions, learning targets, and assessment ideas.

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Visuals

Printable posters, cards, and resources for your teaching. Plenty of them free.

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Why this site exists

Teaching PE well is hard. This site is where I share what's working.

I've been teaching physical education since 2010, and I still spend my weekends figuring out how to do it better.

Everything here comes out of that: games I've tested with my own students, visuals I made because I needed them, and the thinking behind how I plan my program.

It's all built in a real gym, with real kids, in the middle of a real teaching year.

Learn more about my approach here.

From the blog

July 16, 2026

The Q-Tip Hockey Superleague: A Grade 2 Sport Education Season

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July 14, 2026

The Two Words That Changed How I Handle Tears In PE

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January 27, 2026

Treasure Time: How to Use Free Play to Teach Social-Emotional Skills in PE

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Great Games

Chasing & Fleeing

Star Wars Tag

Star Wars Tag is always a huge hit with students in PE! It is a Standards-based Chasing and Fleeing game that is perfect for Elementary level students, but it can easily be adapted for Kindergarten programs and older students.

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Health & Fitness

Hospital Tag

Hospital Tag is a health and fitness game in which taggers put players out of action while first aiders race to get them back in. Students learn to tell minor injuries from major ones and why knowing their personal information matters in an emergency.

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Invasion

Prairie Dog Pickoff

Can you grow you Prairie Dog nest into a massive colony? Prairie Dog Pickoff will have students progressively developing their invasion game tactics through a variety of fun, challenging game situations.

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