Adapted PE Units Bundle: Lesson Plans, Sport Units, Stations and IEP Goals, Middle School and High School

How do you run one game for a class where support ranges from a ramp to full play? Every lesson in these eleven resources places Level A (most support), Level B, and Level C (least support) side by side so the routine stays familiar.

What's included (11 resources):

• Adapted PE Lesson Plans for Middle + High School (19 pages): 8 inclusive lessons with Level A/B/C entry points

• High School PE Lesson Plans (14 pages): 8 lessons with Level A/B/C options, a PE rubric, and exit prompts

• Adapted PE Fitness Stations (13 pages): 12 station cards at three levels and a student choice board

• Adapted PE Basketball Unit (17 pages): 7 lessons, a station rotation, and a round robin tournament day

• Adapted PE Soccer Unit (17 pages): 7 lessons, with walking soccer and three other small sided formats

• Adapted PE Volleyball Unit (17 pages): 7 lessons from balloons and catch toss to bumps, sets, and serves, with seated play

• Adapted PE Track and Field Unit (18 pages): 7 lessons, an event menu at three levels, and a class meet

• Adapted PE Bowling Unit (17 pages): 6 lessons with ramp, two hand, and standard levels, plus a community bowling outing plan

• Adapted PE Bocce Unit (17 pages): 6 lessons, rules at three levels, team roles, and an 8 team bracket

• Adapted PE IEP Goal Bank (13 pages): 35 measurable motor and participation goals, each with a way to take data

• Movement Break Timer Slides + Print Cards: 19 classroom resets, 26 PowerPoint slides with countdowns, and 9 print pages

I start with the Fitness Stations so students learn how to pick a level, then run one sport unit every two to three weeks. Bowling and bocce go last so the 18 to 21 students can take them out into the community. The goal bank comes out before IEP meetings, and the movement break slides stay in the classroom for days we are not in the gym.

Who it is for: adapted PE teachers, general PE teachers with students on IEPs or 504 plans, and special education teachers who run PE in grades 6 to 12 and 18 to 21 programs.

You save: the 11 resources cost $68.94 bought one at a time. The bundle is $39.99, so you save $28.95 (42%).

Made by Jeremy D. Gooch, special education teacher and transition coordinator. Drafting and layout had AI assistance; every page was checked by me.