
Fun Stuff for PE Newsletter #62
November 27, 2008
Hey American readers - Happy Thanksgiving! Because I'm a Canadian, our Thanksgiving was last month, so this is a working day for me. But to console myself, I'll keep the office television tuned into the afternoon football game. Now that's something to be thankful for!
The above articles are for PE Update members-only. But how about free content? There's a link to a free eBook describing games from Australian indigenous cultures; our bi-weekly blog, discussing how it's the level of competition, not the level of skill that makes sport exciting to watch; and finally, our free article from the PE Update archives about a way to encourage participation versus winning in your intramural program. This newsletter is free, but most of the content on PE Update.com is for members-only, including instructional videos, the discussion group, over 2000 articles that you can read, print and email... and much more. If you're not already a member of the PE Update.com website, then join up today!! You can get more information here: PE Update Membership Information I hope you enjoy this issue! Dick Moss, Editor
YULUNGA: TRADITIONAL AUSTRALIAN INDIGENOUS GAMES Yulunga: Australian Indigenous Games
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Monday Morning Musings on the World of Sports, Coaching & Physical Education from Editor, Dick Moss. IT'S NOT THE CREDENTIALS, IT'S THE COMPETITION
Every issue, I'll highlight a useful article from the PE Update Archives. The article will be available to non-members of the website for a week, and to members forever! This issue's article is: Intramurals: Scoring System Encourages Participation
A scoring system for your intramural program that puts the focus on participation and sportsmanship rather than winning.
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1. Editor's Note
This free eBook is provided at no cost from the "Participating in Sport" department of the Australian Sports Commission. It describes a selection of games and activities from the aboriginal societies of Australia. You can download the entire book, book chapters divided by appropriate age group, or individual games.
These articles are available to members of PE Update.com.
A fundraiser in which students purchase slices of cake during class.
A passing game in which players pass the ball to constantly moving teammates while within the confusion of a confined area.
A motivational sheet that the members of your team or physical education class can contribute to as the season progresses.
A drill that teaches steeplechasers how to run in a pack and hurdle when they can't see the upcoming barriers.
How to avoid the most common mistake made by defensive backs when outrun by a fast receiver. Includes video link.
A free eBook that describes numerous games from Australian indigenous cultures.
Your editor discusses that the difference between the "best" and the "almost best" is so small that most people can't tell the difference just by watching.
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