We tried out this super cute and super fun craft in our kids program. It’s one of my new favorites! Kids can make their own personal DIY animal magnets with thumbprints! Our kids were literally begging their parents to stay … Read More
This week for the #FeaturedPETeacher section on the PE Central Facebook page, the spotlight is on Cathryn Bass! About Cathryn: I teach grades K-4 at Center Valley Elementary and also college courses at Arkansas Tech University in Russellville, AR. My title is Health … Read More
‘Tis the season for caps and gowns, diplomas, and well wishes! With commencements all around us, why not try incorporating this graduation season into your nursing facility’s activities. Here are a few activity ideas from notjustbingo.com to get you started. … Read More
My name is Cathy Moffitt and I teach at Charlestown Elementary School in Charlestown, RI. This year I moved out of my comfort zone in PE and planned Parkour activities. We went from having students balancing on a few standard … Read More
Starting a cooking club is a no-brainer. Kids love food and enjoy the responsibility of making it and sharing it with others. Learning to cook builds confidence and independence. However, starting a successful cooking club can be intimidating at first. … Read More
For our kids program, we made rain drop themed stain glass art! Even when the sun isn’t out, these fun see through stain glass rain drops are perfect decoration for a rainy day! This is a simple and fun DIY … Read More
The Grandhaven Living Center is located in Lansing, MI. We partner with our residents and their families to provide a lifestyle that meets needs and exceeds expectations. Our specialized Moments Memory Care combines over 20 years of experiences in caring … Read More
My name is Lindsay Karp, I teach physical education and health at Bret Harte Elementary and A. Russell Knight Elementary in Cherry Hill, NJ. Master the Minute Challenges are fun, team orientated, and focused on a variety of skills. I … Read More
Whether you’re inspiring young explorers during a space-themed week or tapping into the excitement of today’s latest lunar discoveries, these out-of-this-world activities will spark curiosity and creativity in any classroom or program. From hands-on crafts to immersive sensory play, kids … Read More
Objective: Creating simple sensory bins for exploring colors Sensory bins allow kids to develop skills in several areas: fine motor skills, color identification, language development, cognition and problem solving. I love using the Color Splash!® Neon Liquid Tempera Paint to die the rice … Read More
