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Purpose of Activity: To assist students in developing their cardiorespiratory endurance. Suggested Grade Level: K-5 Materials Needed: Many paper markers (similar to book markers) Description of Idea Measure off an area of your field or gym. Use a measuring wheel to determine how many times around it is equal to one mile. Have students walk this area for a given amount of time (you can start off with a few minutes and progress -- my students build up to a ten minute time limit). As each student completes a lap around the area, hand them one of the paper markers. At the end of the time period, have students stop and count the markers. Determine how many miles the total class has walked (may need to do this later if time is a problem; if it's not, this is a good "counting" activity for the class). I post the miles students have walked by using a "Walking Willie Worm" -- he grows a segment by each mile that has been walked. Teaching Suggestions: |
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