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1. [|www.Teamsnap.com] Organizing team stats and averages can be difficult. This web site helps organize a variety of team and individual statistics. Also as a Physical education teacher this web site would be a great way for me to keep records of all students’ physical fitness scores. 2. [|www.IntroPLAY.com] is the premiere online community for sports, exercise and fitness. You can maintain a daily log of your exercise activities in 90 different sports and activities, create an intro league, a competitive exercise league where your workouts score points during the season, update your profile, interact with the intro play community, learn and share information and much more. 3. [|www.Visualsport.com] this web site is a great way for students to check school records for physical Fitness testing. During Physical Fitness testing students tend to ask periodically what the records for each physical fitness test they are taking part in. If they all had access to this site the teacher or students can post records that they could check on their own time. 4. [|www.Foodical.com] this is a great way for students to use technology and track what they eat. Students can type in what they have eaten then use the program to figure out how many calories they have consumed. 5. www.[|Hellohealth.com] this is an easy site to follow. You have answers to most health related questions at your fingertips. It is a quick and easy way to answer questions related to the health field. 6. [|www.World66.com] - this is a great web site for students to get a chance to visit the continent or place where a big sporting event would be taking place. For example. If the upcoming Olympics were going to be held in Norway kids would be able to use this web site to find its location and see what the temps are and interesting information that would pertain to the event. 7. [|www.K12.comOn-line] learning web page. 8. [|www.**actionforhealthykids**.org] - Gives students ideas on activities they can get involved in 9. [|www.PeCentral.com-this] web site will allow students to search all aspects of health and physical education. 10. [|www.gopher.com-Place] that students can order Physical Education Equipment.

11. [|www.Pronto.com-] Give students ideas on games they can take part in. 12. [|www.Jumpstart.com] – Kids can take virtual tour through all aspects of physical activities. 13. [|www.pazz.tripod.com/lesson.htm] Provides examples of PE games. 14. [|www.gameskidsplay.net] 15. [|www.teachingideas.co.uk/pe/contents01games.htm-] provides examples of games student can play. Also provides instruction for educator. 16. [|www.ehow.com/way_5214569_toddler-pe-games.html-] PE games and movements for toddlers. 17. [|www.mrgym.com] Provides lesson plans for a variety of PE activities. 18. [|www.theschoolbell.com/Links/pe/pe.html-] Alphabetical list of games for student along with the rules. 19. [|www.webmd.com-] search engine for health related topics. 20. [|www.nih.gov]- Medical research site. 21. [] personalized health e-mail service. 22. [] and answer web site developed from Cleveland medical institute.

23. [] offers clear and precise hand outs explaining how to deal with a variety of health related issues. 24. [] subject directory related to health field. 25. [] Age appropriate health search. 26. [|http://www.medlineplus.gov-] gives information on drug related topics. 27. [|http://www.aap.org-] health topics related to children. 28 [|http://www.aacap.org] Mental and behavioral health topics. 29. [|http://www.whattoexpect.com-] information on pregnancy. 30. http://www.virtualpediatrichospital.org - virtual tour of pediatric hospital. 31. [] men’s health related check list. 32. [] Information on Sexually Transmitted disease. 33. [|www.RightHealth.com-] Health web site for kids. 34. [|www.ChrisSare4Kids.com] - coloring pages and on-line nutritional gaming. 35. [|www.kidshealth.org/kid/] - Health web site for kids. 36. [|www.kids.gov-] kids health and safety facts. 37. [|www.bam.gov-] Learn about fitness, food and nutrition, exercise, disease, and safety. Take a quiz, play a game, or create a fitness calendar. 38. [|www.atlanticava.org/webandcamsites/dentalhealth.htm-] Dental health website for kids. 39. [|www.RightHealth.com] – the right answers to commonly asked health questions. 40. [|www.handsonhealth-sc.org/page.php?id=7-] hands on health lessons for students. 41. [|www.helpguide.org/life/**healthy**_**eating**_diet.htm] - A great site for kids to learn about healthy eating. 42. [|www.harcourtschool.com/menus/health_fitness/beactive.html] Harcourt has provided online activities for 1-6 grades around health issues at each grade level. They also have a teacher and parent resource page as well. 43. [|www.kidnetic.com] - A great site for kids to learn about exercise, healthy eating and ways to stay active. 44.http://yucky.discovery.com/flash/index.html - The “yuckiest” site on the Internet, providing fun, games and information to kids about the “yuckiest” bodily parts and functions. 45. [|www.innerbody.com] The Visible Body includes 3D models of over 1,700 anatomical structures, including all major organs and systems of the human body. 46. [|www.girlshealth.gov] - choose a topic, and learn how girls can stay safe and healthy. 47. [|www.cdc.gov/diabetes/eagle] Learn from the wise eagle in this book series how to use balance, courage, healing, strength, and wisdom to prevent diabetes and grow safe and strong. 48. [|www.cdc.gov/nceh/kids] Learn how CDC works to help you stay healthy wherever you live, work, and play. 49. [|www.cdc.gov/family/kidexpress/index.htm] Learn safe and healthy habits with these fun pages, including an activity book, puzzles, coloring pages, and games. 50. [|www.atsdr.cdc.gov/child/ochheykids.html] - Learn about some toxic chemicals that you might find in your own home, school, neighborhood, town, or city. 51. [|www.cdc.gov/ncbddd/kids/kidhome.htm] - Learn the answers to some of your questions about kids with disabilities. 52. [|www.verbnow.com] / - Learn how fun physical activity can be! 53. [|www.uen.org/3-6interactives/health.shtml#health] - Utah Education Network provides fantastic interactive games that can be used on a Computer, shown with a projector, or on a SMART Board. 54. [|www.mcgruff.org/] - McGruff the crime dog has games, a blog and other interactive resources to teach safety to kids from bullying, cyber bullying, fire safety and other safety and crime issues. 55. [|www.sparky.org] Fire safety fun, games and information 56. [|www.education.gojo.com/media.asp] - Hand washing, germ videos and games from Gojo, Purell soaps and disinfectants. 57. [|www.colgate.com/app/Kids-World/US/HomePage.cvsp] Tooth brushing and other fun tooth games for students 58. [|www.science.education.nih.gov/supplements/nih2/oral-health/default.htm] -Open Wide and Trek Inside is a great resource for teachers to download and print activities, but also provides online resources for students K-2 to learn about dental health. 59. [|www.childrensmuseum.org/special_exhibits/bones/kids_mazeGame.htm] A great resource to teach students about bones! 60. [|www.cdc.gov/tobacco/youth/information_sheets/yuthfax1.htm] - Learn about tobacco use and how to quit. 61. [|www.stopbullyingnow.hrsa.gov] /-Stop Bullying Now provides activities and information for classes to talk about as a class or individually around bullying and harassment. 62. [Food|www.fda.gov/oc/opacom/kids/default.htm- Food] and Drug Administration Kids page with games, activities and information. 63. [|www.stopthinkbesafe.org/youngPeople/index.asp] - Teaches kids about STDs with information and games, and also has educator and parent pages. 64. [|www.coderedrover.org/] - CodeRedRover.org is an interactive home safety website that offers games, activities, do it- yourself projects, home safety checklists and tips for parents and kids all in the name of saving lives 65. [|www.cpsc.gov/kids/kidsafety/main1.html] -Learn how to stay safe by playing these fun games! 66. [|www.ready.gov/kids/home.html-] Learn how to be prepared for unexpected situations. 67. [|www.presidentschallenge.org/home_kids.aspx] -Jump rope, play catch, race a friend, and more! Win awards for staying active, and track your progress along with kids across America. 68. [|www.chooserespect.org] - Learn how to build healthy relationships to stop dating abuse before it starts. 69. [|www.dole5aday.com] - provides students, parents and teachers resources to teaching the importance of fruits and vegetables in daily diet, as well as regular exercise. 70. [|www.americanheart.org/presenter.jhtml?identifier=3028650]- American Heart Association provides games and information for K-12 to teach about keeping a healthy heart, including diet, exercise, not smoking, and other topics. 71. [] -This site provides students with a web quest experience to teach fitness to students, as well as extensive K-12 curriculum resources on the subject. 72. [|www.whfoods.com] This site has valuable information on healthy food choices. 73. [] -Medtropolis provides 3-D tours of the body, as well as several “health calculators”. It is a REALLY awesome site! 74. [|http://www.talkingwithkids.org] - Discusses ways to talk to kids about sex, HIV/AIDS, violence, drugs and alcohol and provides information to help you. 75. [|www.stopthinkbesafe.org] 76. [|www.crest.com/crest_kids/forTeachers.jsp] -materials for teaching oral health and tooth brushing including free brushes, toothpaste and plaque tablets 77. [|www.healthteacher.com] -A great site for K-12 health curriculum resources and lessons to supplement what you are already doing in the classroom. 78. [|www.kelloggnutrition.com/education-materials/index.html] - Kellogg’s provides educational materials that you can use to teach nutrition and exercise to students in your classroom. 79. [|www.theantidrug.com/] - Talks to parents and teachers as to approaches that are most successful when talking to kids and teens about drugs and safe living practices. WEB SITES I FEEL CAN BE HELPFUL 80. [-is|www.Meetifyr.com -is] an on-line shared calendar. It allows user to keep track of daily events and share them with their friends. I think it would be great to have students use this calendar as an activity tracker and post how long and what type of activities they did each day. I believe a site like this can give some students the push they need to become more active. The more they see their peers involved in something the more they will want to be. 81. [|Audacity.com] once downloaded this web site allows users to record themselves and then play what they have recorded. This would be a great way for students to list specific steps in remembering different body functions in a health class or the steps necessary to perform a specific action or movement. 82. [|Photostory.com] Photo story is a free download. Once a student understands the program it allows them to bring photos to life and tell an actual story. I think it would be a great way to open up the school year and have students work together and develop a photo story on what they think would make a enjoyable Physical education class. 83. [|www.Animoto.com] each year I have students make a picture portfolio of what they think physical education should be. Students usually bring in pictures of themselves and pictures cut out of magazines paste them on poster board and then present it to the class. With this web site students would be able to bring their pictures and thoughts to life and add music to an eye catching movie about what they think PE should be. 84. [|www.Eportfolio.com] I would love to have all my students set up their own portfolio. This would help them track all of their physical fitness testing scores from 6th to 8th grade. Instead of the teacher keeping track of all students scores for three years students would be able to document and track their own scores for three years and have them forever. 85. [|www.Quizcenter.com] This is a great place to develop quizzes. Once quiz is developed students can take quiz and send results directly to teacher. This would free up time for teachers and be an organized way to assess students. 86. [|www.Garageband.com] This web site was developed by apple. It allows the user to record sound. The student can then play whatever they recorded. I would use this in the classroom while working on social skills in the classroom. I would try to record modeled conversation between two students. Then let them listen to conversation so they can hear how they sounded and what they handled correct and what they could of socialized differently. 87. [|Ustreamtv.com] Once downloaded this would be a great web site to use as an opener for a new lesson. If I was starting a lesson on soccer it would be great for the students to view a professional soccer player in action before starting lesson.

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