Working together through games

Boycotts, Bans and Behaviour.The Olympic Games is fertile grounds for considering ethics.

Explore the Olympic games through Bus Stop activities, PMIs, quizzes and an examination of the Olympics from Ethical, Economic and Historical perspectives

Looking for a game that requires students to think, problem solve and work together? Points and Patches is a no-equipment game where success requires students to 'support each other.' Best to bring a camera to capture their success.

This resource includes a progression of four activities that focus on communication and teamwork. Suitable for ages 8-17.

In this video, we draw on 'transformative pedagogies' to explore ways of making HPE more equitable and meaningful for all students.

Looking for novel activities that focus on communication and teamwork?

Questions • What does it mean to be healthy? • What does poor health mean? • Why are some people healthier than others? • What does it mean to be a healthy teen? • Why are some teens healthier than others? • How does household income influence the health of teens? • How does education influence the health of teens? • How does neighborhood influence the health of teens? • How does a healthy diet contribute to health? • How does choosing not to smoke contribute to health? • What are the benefits of regular doctors’ visits? • How can you improve your health and that of your loved ones?

Practical Physical Education classes should provide opportunities for all students to engage, be challenged, and experience success. Part of the answer is developing the skills to adapt equipment, rules, instructions and the environment.

Looking for games that involve learning about communication and trust? Minefield is a game with many versions that can help scaffold trust and communication skills