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High School: Somewhere between middle school and high school physical education has a name change to physical fitness. I think it should still be physical education because it’s not just about fitness, but about learning and working towards perfecting an exercise or sport. However, more importantly, I think it’s a time to hone in on . . . → Read More: Homeschooling and Physical Education: Part 3 Middle School: I don’t think that it’s too hard to find a variety of individual or team sports available for every age group through your local recreation center, YMCA, or homeschooling co-op. For interest in a more specialized program (such as weight lifting), it may be best to join a gym. When my kids started middle . . . → Read More: Homeschooling and Physical Education: Part 2 Elementary: When my kids were younger our physical education program consisted of being outside on a daily basis and some form of organized exercise. We were fortunate to live within minutes from a county park, so part of our daily physical education (exercise) was to walk a mile a day around the outskirts of the park. . . . → Read More: Homeschooling and Physical Education: Part 1 |
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