June 1, 2002 Vol.4 No.10   Conference/Workshop Calendar
 Editorial

A question to ponder:  When you think of interdisciplinary PE or integration, do you think of changing your lessons or curriculum to incorporate other content area or do you think of how you can infuse other content area into your regular offerings?  

Bookmark: In a recent TEPE (Vol. 13, No. 2, pp. 35-39), Townsend and Gurvitch provide a theoretical and applied article for integrating technology into physical education.

David Kahan
Interdisciplinary Section Editor

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 Cyberspace Medicine

At this popular medical website, there are a number of enticing pages that middle and high school students can use to assess their health and set goals.

 When you click the link below, you'll get to the homepage, then find the banner "Try these tools."  The sub-banner "More tools" provides below-listed pages worth viewing:

Quizzes: heart disease, high blood pressure, nutrition, lung cancer, others.

Interactives: diet and fitness journal.

Slideshows: basic stretch, skin cancer signs, resistance training, ski stretches, yoga at your desk, others.

Calculator: BMI, target HR, exercise calorie counter, others.

Click here to link up.


Nutripoints
 Word puzzles and games resource

Teachers Tom Wienicki and Kory McMahon at Mott Road Elementary School offer a "Puzzles of the Month" page as part of their extensive website.  Examples from May include printable and interactive puzzles and games on basketball, baseball, bowling, fitness, football, gymnastics, lacrosse, soccer, tennis, track, and tumbling.

Click here to be puzzled.


Speed Stakcs

 Philately and Numismatics in Physical Education

Don't be fooled by the fancy title; stamps and coins, hobbies enjoyed by millions, can come alive in physical education class.  See how by clicking onto the link for a lesson plan.

Click here to link up.


Sporttime

 Contribute Your Ideas
If you have ideas, comments, letters to share, or questions about particular topics, please email one of the following Health & Fitness Section Editors:

TWU
 Nuts and bolts of interdisciplinary P.E.
Well-known advocates of interdisciplinary physical education, Stephen and Theresa Purcell Cone, offer a useful website that will help teachers learn about or fine tune what interdisciplinary teaching and learning is; models for implementation; and sample state (New Jersey) standards-based integrated curriculum for dance and language arts.

Click here to link up.


Digiwalker

 Topic Area

The website, Education World, celebrates National Physical Fitness and Sports Month (May) by featuring many Physical Education lesson plans, FOUR of which are interdisciplinary lesson plan ideas devoted to math and spelling.

When you get to the link, look for these games to click on or review the archives:

  1. Walk across the country
  2. Name game
  3. Jump into spelling
  4. Integrated math game

Click here to link up.


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