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PE Central's Halloween Lesson Plans and Bulletin Board Ideas PE Central Halloween Bulletin Board and Elementary Lesson Ideas Book 1-15-14 PE Central’s Halloween Lesson Plans and Bulletin Board Ideas Featuring over 40 Halloween themed physical education bulleting boards along with 35 elementary Halloween physical education lesson ideas Copyright © 2014 PE Central All rights reserved. Reproduction of this work is prohibited without written permission of PE Central. Please contact us at: PE Central, PO Box 10262, Blacksburg, VA 24062 Web: www.pecentral.org E-mail: [email protected]; Phone: 1-540-953-1043 Fax: 1-540-301-0112 1 PE Central Halloween Bulletin Board and Elementary Lesson Ideas Book 1-15-14 Table of Contents PART 1: BULLETIN BOARDS ........................................................................................................................................... 4 “WITCH” IS YOUR FAVORITE SPORT? ......................................................................................................................................... 5 EXERCISE IS GOOD FOR ‘DEM BONES’ ........................................................................................................................................ 6 GET YOUR BONES MOVING! ..................................................................................................................................................... 7 CAUGHT EXERCISING! ............................................................................................................................................................. 8 FRIGHTENING NUMBERS OF HEALTH .......................................................................................................................................... 9 ‘BAT’TER UP!! ..................................................................................................................................................................... 10 MAKING CONNECTIONS IN P.E. .............................................................................................................................................. 11 WHAT’S BREWING? .............................................................................................................................................................. 12 IT’S NO TRICK ...................................................................................................................................................................... 13 HAVE A BONETASTIC HALLOWEEN ........................................................................................................................................... 14 HALLOWEEN NUTRITIONAL BULLETIN BOARD ............................................................................................................................ 15 "GET CAUGHT GOBLIN UP HEALTHY SNACKS!" .......................................................................................................................... 16 IT'S NOT SCARY... IT'S YOU! ................................................................................................................................................... 17 GET STUCK ON EXERCISE ....................................................................................................................................................... 18 WE'RE BATTY ABOUT FITNESS ............................................................................................................................................. 19 DEM BONES ARE HEALTHY ..................................................................................................................................................... 20 SCARE AWAY BAD HABITS ..................................................................................................................................................... 21 BONE SHAKING FITNESS FUN .................................................................................................................................................. 22 CAUGHT EXERCISING ....................................................................................................................................................... 23 CORNY CLASS ...................................................................................................................................................................... 24 DEM BONES 2 ..................................................................................................................................................................... 25 MAKE NO BONES ABOUT IT ................................................................................................................................................... 26 WE'RE BATTY ABOUT VOLLEYBALL .......................................................................................................................................... 27 EXERCISING IF FUN WITH JACK O'LANTERN .............................................................................................................................. 28 OUR BONES ARE WEBBED TOGETHER ...................................................................................................................................... 29 SCARED TO THE BONES ......................................................................................................................................................... 30 SPOOKY IN PE ...................................................................................................................................................................... 31 EXERCISE BUILDS STRONG BONES ........................................................................................................................................... 32 PHYSICAL EDUCATION IS FANG-TASTIC ..................................................................................................................................... 33 GET CAUGHT HAVING FUN IN P.E. #2 ..................................................................................................................................... 34 WE ARE BATTY FOR P.E. ....................................................................................................................................................... 35 FALL TO PIECES OVER FITNESS ................................................................................................................................................. 36 TRICK OR TREAT SAFETY ........................................................................................................................................................ 37 JUMPING JACK-O-LANTERNS 1 ................................................................................................................................................ 38 IT'S NO TRICK THAT PE IS A TREAT! ......................................................................................................................................... 39 JUMPING JACK O LANTERNS 2 ................................................................................................................................................ 40 SPOOKTACULAR DIET ....................................................................................................................................................... 41 I'M BATS ABOUT FITNESS ...................................................................................................................................................... 42 EVERYBODY NEEDS PHYSICAL EDUCATION ................................................................................................................................. 43 CREEPING TOWARDS GOOD HEALTH ....................................................................................................................................... 44 2 PE Central Halloween Bulletin Board and Elementary Lesson Ideas Book 1-15-14 TREAT YOURSELF TO GOOD HEALTH ........................................................................................................................................ 45 WE'RE BATTY ABOUT PE ....................................................................................................................................................... 46 PART 2: ELEMENTARY HALLOWEEN LESSON IDEAS ..................................................................................................... 47 TRICK OR TREAT ................................................................................................................................................................... 48 LOCOMOTOR TRICK OR TREAT ................................................................................................................................................. 49 GHOSTS IN THE GRAVEYARD ................................................................................................................................................... 51 HALLOWEEN STATIONS #1 ..................................................................................................................................................... 53 FALL FUN HOUSE ................................................................................................................................................................. 56 THE HAUNTED HOUSE ............................................................................................................................................................ 58 HALLOWEEN STATIONS #2 ....................................................................................................................................................
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