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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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Teaching PE since 2010 · Read by 16,000 physical education teachers · 150,000+ teacher visits a year
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

Health & Fitness

Emotions Mixup

Emotions Mixup is an SEL-based game for physical education that was designed to help your students make sense of the Mood Meter, develop their ability to properly label emotions, and have some fun along the way.

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Invasion

Endzones

BOOMSHAKALAKA! It’s time to play Endzones! Teams work together to outscore their opponents by completing a pass to a teammate in their endzone. NBA Jam rules lets teams score more points by getting more teammates involved in the play!

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FMS

On The Lines, Off The Lines

On The Lines, Off The Lines is a physical education game that emphasizes two key fundamental movement skills: sliding and leaping. Can your students navigate their way through the gym while staying on (or off) the lines?

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Latest Visuals

Tuned-In Listening Poster

Help your students get ready to learn in a way that works for their brain and their body with the Tuned-In Listening Poster!
$ 3 USD
FREE
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Play By The Rules Poster

Help your students understand that rules are what make great games possible with the Play By The Rules Poster! This printable poster breaks rules down into four Fs (friendly, flowing, fair, and fun) to give you an anchor for talking about rules with your students.
$ 5 USD
FREE
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Player Role Cards

Help your students understand the part they play on their team with this free set of 8.5"x11" printable role cards!
$ 0 USD
FREE
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