Teaching Resources — Page 9
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- How to Teach Kids a Push-Up: Beginner Options and Cues
Teach a push-up with wall, incline and floor options, comfortable movement cues, a copyable observation card, and guidance for supervised beginner practice.
- Red Light Green Light: Rules, Variations and Teaching Cues
Teach Red Light Green Light with clear stop-start rules, non-elimination variations, visual signals, a copyable game card, and supervised classroom or PE options.
- Mr. J and the Tower That Fell Reading Comprehension Questions
Original Mr. J and the Tower That Fell reading comprehension questions for literal, inferential, vocabulary, SEL, and extended responses.
- Why Positive Black Male Role Models in Kids' Media Matter — and Why I Show Up
A personal story from Mr. J — certified PE teacher, youth wrestling coach, and children's fitness mentor — on representation, movement, SEL, and the power of kids seeing someone who believes in them on screen.
- Why Add Mr. J and the Tower That Fell to Your Classroom Library
Why add Mr. J and the Tower That Fell to your classroom library? Consider representation, emotional honesty, accountability, formats, and placement.