Creating a Climate for Success

"Class Management Protocols for PE Teachers"

Featuring 1993 Iowa Elementary Physical Education Teacher of the Year, Rick Schupbach, K-5 Physical Education Specialist at Grundy Center Elementary School in Grundy Center, Iowa along with Dr. Paul Eberline, Chiropractor Physician

Do you want your students to be on task more in class? Do you want your students to listen better? Do you find yourself repeating the same thing over and over? Nothing changes if nothing changes. Whether you are a fist year teacher or a veteran teacher this video will provide you with proven classroom management techniques for K-5 elementary physical education classes. Strategies on how to begin and close class, how to transition from one activity to the next, how to handle equipment concerns, how to implement simple bathroom and time-outs procedures, as well as the use of the Gravionics Exercise Series as a warm-up system for upper elementary students are introduced in this video. Protocols are explained and demonstrated using both verbal and auditory signals and done in a regular classroom setting using Grundy Center elementary students. These methods are sure to improve your classroom environment and help you to create a climate for success for learning for your students. A must buy for those educators looking to improve as a teacher.

Basketball and Rhythms

"Combining Ball handling and Dance"

Featuring the 5th Grade Grundy Center Ball Handlers along with 1993 Iowa Elementary Physical Education Teacher of the Year, Rick Schupbach, K-5 Physical Education Specialist at Grundy Center Elementary School in Grundy Center, Iowa

No longer do you or your students need to fear dance in physical education class. This video is one that will help move your physical education program out front in your community. Basketball and Rhythms is a unique unit of instruction that helps teach ball skills to music. This video shows the 12 basic skills needed to perform the 3 ready to use routines shown by the 5th grade Grundy Center Ball Handlers that your students can watch and immediately do. Instructions are included. These routines can be performed in class, at school assemblies, at half-time of high school basketball games, at Open Houses, or a PE Nights. Regardless of where they are performed they serve as extremely powerful positive public relations and will promote Physical Education in your community. Use this video as a springboard for your students to create their own routines.