For many reasons, PE (physical education) can be a major homeschooling challenge. Although it is not a mandatory part of the curriculum in all states, it is required in some places. If you are struggling with PE in your homeschool environment, consider these ideas:
Active playtime counts! You don't need complex equipment or an expensive gym membership to exercise. Take time every day for active play--tag, Frisbee, dodgeball, basketball all count.
Chores are exercise, too--especially if strenuous outdoor work is involved.
Incorporate exercise into a family service activity. Clean up a park, or help build a playground! Go door to door and gather food for a food bank, or collect used magazines for an abused women's shelter.
Purchase fun exercise DVDs.
Visit parks and playgrounds! Older children may enjoy a visit to a skate park instead of a playground.
Have a dance! Turn up the music real loud and dance around.
Enroll children in community sports.
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