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Archive for September, 2010

Importance of Assessment

September 6th, 2010 7:32 am UTC | Posted in Physical Education, The Skillastics Blog

Assessment should be an important part of your lesson plan.  Over the next couple of months I’ll share some practical ways to implement assessments into your lessons.  Asking students to do self assessments helps reinforce concepts, skills and understanding.  At the beginning of the class tell the students specifically what you want them to be [...]

Skillastics® – Benefits for the Brain!

September 6th, 2010 7:25 am UTC | Posted in Physical Education, The Skillastics Blog

Dr. John Ratey, Author of Spark, The Revolutionary Science of Exercise and the Brain says that what makes us move is also what makes us think.  Participating in fitness and sport-specific activities like Skillastics® has many benefits for the brain and body. Using both hands or both feet to dribble synchronizes both sides of the [...]

Tennis Skillastics® a Hit at Arthur Ashe’s Kid’s Day!

September 3rd, 2010 9:20 am UTC | Posted in News

Tennis Skillastics® was a hit at Arthur Ashe’s Kid’s Day leading up to the US Open in Flushing Meadows, NY on August 27, 2010.  Tennis Skillastics® was featured on Court 17 with a constant stream of children having a wonderful time practicing the variety of 26 activities highlighted in the Tennis Skillastics® Activity Kit.  Many [...]

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“I have been fortunate to observe many of the Skillastics® activity kits being used by teachers to promote fitness and skill development. The materials are professional and attractive; children naturally gravitate to the wide variety of activities. The kits offer a positive experience for all students and promote lifetime physical activities. I personally feel Skillastics® should be a part of every school program.”

Dr. Robert P. Pangrazi, Professor Emeritus