To encourage PDHPE principles in schools:  Become apart of the ‘Crunch and Sip’ program even if the school doesn't endorse it.  Helping to guide a whole.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Owls Class information
Advertisements

PDHPE Fun Healthy Safe Active. PDHPE. Develops the knowledge skills and values needed for children to lead happy and active lifestyle.. Children develop.
Welcome to Year 1 Robins and Owls Class information.
Key Stage 1 Information for Parents Autumn 2013-Year 1 Willow.
Miss Skaff’s Class Teaching PDHPE in Primary Schools Teaching PDHPE in Primary Schools is an important aspect of the school curriculum. It aims to promote.
Why is PDHPE so important?. The importance of pdhpe in primary education? it teaches children to mature into healthy individuals, and gives them a benchmark.
What is the Early Years Foundation Stage?
THE ROLE OF PLAY  Play is children’s “work”  Play fosters healthy growth and development  Characteristics of play include: –It is freely chosen by children.
Music and Literacy Exploring Literacy through Music By Hye-Na Park.
PDHPE RATIONALE BY SUZANNE GALLAGHER PDHPE PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT, HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION. PDHPE IS IMPORTANT BECAUSE IT INCLUDES ALL ASPECTS.
Classroom Tips and Tricks
Goals for Art. Instruction Planning To teach students basic fundamentals of art and design. To supply students with a creative outlet where they can determine.
Stay Active at Home Rachel Emerson Parents Parents! Make exercising fun for your children.
 Foods and Nutrition  Culinary Arts  International Cuisine  Interior Design  Fashion Design  Advanced Fashion Design  Child Development  Contemporary.
Welcome to our Information Session Your presenters are Nicole Kay and Jennifer Dunnet Australia Street Infants School.
Summer Exploration Institute Lessons Learned and Experience Gained.
With Miss Taggar and Mrs Jones Please make sure you have: * collected your pack * signed off on the register * left any forms in the tray Thank you Welcome.
Observation and Interview. Growing Up I was always involved in physical education. I was always involved in physical education. It was my favorite subject.
Meet the Teacher - Year 1 September 18 th Who are the teachers in Year 1? Columbus Class Mrs Wardrope Class Teacher Mrs Davies HLTA Mrs Burran Teaching.
Advocating teaching PDHPE in Primary Schools. Teaching PDHPE in Primary Schools is Important Because it teaches students : Active lifestyle and physical.
Why is PDHPE important?. What is PDHPE?  PDHPE is not just exercise, it involves teaching kids about leading active and happy lifestyles, in the ways.
Why Is PDHPE Essential For our Children? PDHPE teaches our children the basic elements to live a healthy lifestyle and influences them to make appropriate.
PDHPE in Primary Schools. Why is teaching Personal Development and Health important in primary schools Teaching personal development and health is important.
Comenius project «English language integration in the preschool game lessons»
Welcome to Year 1 Robins and Owls Class information.
HOLY ROSARY CATHOLIC PRIMARY SCHOOL Welcome to Year Two.
Year 1 Parent Information Afternoon 2014 Adam Williams.
Why should you teach PDHPE in you school?. OBESITY  In modern society we are faced with increasing numbers of children with obesity and health related.
Physical Development, Health and Physical Education (PDHPE) Teaching Principles in a Primary School Classroom.
Information Point SmallSteps4Life & the Olympics Olympic Value Eat Well Get Active Feel Good.
TEACH KIDS HOW TO LIVE A HEALTHY, POSITIVE AND ACTIVE LIFESTYLE. PROMOTE HEALTHY NUTRITION IN SCHOOLS AND AT HOME. TEACHING DRUG EDUCATION, PROTECTION.
TEACHING PDHPE The school subject that promotes life long learning!
Taylor Wermelskirchen
PDHPE is important for children’s learning because: It teaches children life skills like personal health and wellbeing; whereas other subjects focus on.
Victory Heights Foundation Stage 2 “Creating success through happiness” Nurture, Challenge, Excellent.
Teaching PDHPE in Primary Schools Rationale. I am a PDHPE advocate! The teaching and learning of Personal Development, Health and Physical Education in.
Personal Development, Health and Physical Education Why PDHPE is an important KLA to teach in primary schools!
PDHPE RATIONALE PDHPE is an important unit for primary school children. It allows them to be aware of healthy living and the position of physical activity.
Welcome to Kindergarten! Back to School September 17, 2015.
PDHPE IN PRIMARY SCHOOLS Importance Skills Aims By :Sidra Tariq.
PDHP E Personal Development, Health and Physical Education Interpersonal Relationship Growth and Development Games and Sport Gymnastics Dance Active Lifestyle.
Why do we learn & teach PDHPE? So we can learn Life Skills and have FUN at the same time!! Personal Development, Health & Physical Education (PDHPE).
Why do we teach PDHPE?.  PDHPE is Personal Development, Health and Physical Education. PDHPE is taught in primary schools across Australia to promote.
Why is PDHPE so important in our Primary Schools? It encourages an understanding of the child’s self and of others. It Promotes physical activity. It encourages.
A Dog In The Classroom A preliminary presentation for parents.
Why Teach PDHPE in Primary Schools? Reference: Board of Studies NSW. (2007). Personal Development, Health and Physical Education K-6 Syllabus. Sydney,
PDHPE in Primary Schools A 5 slide overview of my rationale for advocating teaching PDHPE in Primary Schools.
Amy Fitchett.  “...education that is organized in such a way that it cuts across subject-matter lines, bringing together various aspects of the curriculum.
Why is it so important? PDHPE. There are many reasons why PDHPE is important but probably the biggest reason is related to our social and physical wellbeing.
By: Mackenzie Bullock. Student Teacher/ Teacher Intern Background Check Number of Jobs: Currently 66,628 jobs available - % of Growth Rate for MS teachers:
Interactive Teaching Resources. Encourages maximum amount of interaction between teachers and students Ideally with a 70/30 split between student participation.
Teaching Team Role of TAs defined and agreed.. Teaching Team Role of TAs defined and agreed.
Littleport Community Primary School Lower School Welcome Meeting.
Why is PDHPE important to teach to primary school children?? PDHPE is an important unit to teach children in primary schools, as it embraces the knowledge,
Why do we teach PDHPE?.  PDHPE is Personal Development, Health and Physical Education. PDHPE is taught in primary schools across Australia to promote.
PDHPE IN PRIMARY SCHOOLS Rationale of why PDHPE is vitally important!
A Picture of Health Positive change to better our children’s lifestyles and well being Written and Presented by Samantha Johnson.
Welcome To Year One. Routines in Year 1 – A typical day… 8.50 – 9.10 – Flying Start 9.10 – 9.30 Phonics 9.30 – Literacy – – Assembly.
Staff Presentation Topic: A healthy lifestyle and good life skills are becoming increasingly important for Australian children. Question: In what ways.
PDHPE is an essential component in developing young healthy individuals Alice Ju
Gamification Brain Pop - Health By: Angela Hoffman.
Building the Foundation: Resources for a Healthy School Environment.
The benefit of teaching Pdhpe in schools.
Reception Parent meeting
Caring, sharing, preparing for life
Teaching Philosophy Mrs. Maher works to create a classroom community of learners where each child is treated with respect and where the needs of each child.
Welcome to Kindergarten
WELCOME 3rd Grade PARENTS !
Year 3 Welcome Meeting for parents
Welcome to year 5 Miss King September 2019.
Presentation transcript:

To encourage PDHPE principles in schools:  Become apart of the ‘Crunch and Sip’ program even if the school doesn't endorse it.  Helping to guide a whole person, by never cutting out or reducing PDHPE lessons  Encouraging exercise through classroom games  Encourage positive life principles through fun interactive teaching and learning (role play, games, creative arts etc)

 Follow the ‘Game Sense’ ideology of teaching  Let students play as they are all children  Encourage active play  Encourage cooperative and inclusive active activities in student’s play and structured PE lessons

 Being sensitive around taboo or controversial topics (referring back to school polices and deferring questions to later or to parents)  Being objective and not allowing personal views/thoughts/opinions to influence my teaching  Encouraging exploration of various topics through interactive and fun teaching

 Encourage healthy eating in the classroom  Allowing students to bring in fresh fruit/vegetables to snack on in class  Encouraging students to bring a bottle of water to class  Always modelling good behaviour around food, exercise and general practices (hats, dress etc)