Series

Little Sports

42 episodes

Follow-along workouts for kids, 15 to 21 minutes each, led by an on-screen trainer who demonstrates every move. The 36 here sort by what they build: steady cardio, low-impact routines with no jumping for a room above someone else's class, standing-only sets for a small space, bodyweight strength, agility drills, balance work, and stretching. Timed intervals and rest breaks are built into the video, so nobody has to count or call time. No equipment, no setup, no gym. Push the desks back, press play, and move with it. An honest substitute when PE gets rained out.

what this series covers

What Little Sports covers

42 episodes in the library, tagged for Pre-K–6th. Heaviest coverage: Physical Education and Brain Breaks. Between them they line up with 15 distinct standards across 1 framework.

Episodes per grade

Pre-K: 22
K: 34
1st: 42
2nd: 42
3rd: 42
4th: 42
5th: 42
6th: 8

Episodes per subject

Physical Education: 42
Brain Breaks: 4

SHAPE America (PE) 15

2.2.6Identifies physical activities that contribute to fitness.
2.2.9Recognizes that regular physical activity is good for their health.
2.5.7Defines and provides examples of movement activities for developing the health-related fitness components.
2.2.8Identifies the heart as a muscle that gets stronger with physical activity.
2.5.12Identifies location of pulse and provides examples of activities that increase heart rate.
1.2.1Demonstrates a variety of locomotor skills with the concepts of space, effort, and relationship awareness.

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1.2.4Demonstrates non-locomotor skills with the concepts of space, effort, and relationship awareness.
1.2.5Demonstrates balancing on different body parts in a non-dynamic environment.
1.5.8Demonstrates balancing on different body parts in a non-dynamic environment.
2.2.7Recognizes the importance of stretching before and after physical activity.
2.5.11Identifies the need for warm-up & cool-down relative to various physical activities.
1.2.3Demonstrates transferring weight on multiple body parts.
1.5.1Combines varied locomotor skills in a variety of practice tasks.
1.5.4Combines jumping/landing, rolling, balancing and transfer of weight from feet to hands in a non-dynamic environment.
4.2.2Identifies physical activities that can meet the need for social interaction.