Web Links to Great Teacher Resources

Drill progression for the speed glide in shot putting is an article the describes the drill progression to increase the speed of an athlete through the throwing circle when using the glide technique in the shot put.

Introduction to Coaching Theory is an article contrasting the biomechanics of linear and rotary force in shot put and discus.

Discus & Shot Put Tips & Drills is an article that includes the fundamentals for throwing the shot put using both the glide and rotary or spin technique.

How to Throw a Shot Put is an article that describes in five steps, the procedure for throwing a shot put.

Genesee Valley Track and Field Officials Association is a PDF file of the National Federation High School rules for the shot put event which includes safety tips when throwing the shot.

Joan Holub’s The 100th Day of School: 300 Celebration Ideas for Educators explains the concept behind the 100th day of school. The 100th day is a great way to teach basic math concepts to children including counting, sorting, measuring, sequencing, graphing, classifying, etc. This site gives many ideas on how to celebrate the 100th day of school.

Math Cats is a site that promote open-ended and playful explorations of important math concepts. There are many areas for children to explore new and different mathematical skill.

Shot Put Spin Vs. Glide on LiveStrong.com is an article that compares and contracts the two most popular styles of throwing the shot put.

Child Fun- Five Senses Activity Theme gives ideas for activities to do with students involving the use of the five senses.

Sid the Science Kid- Sense is a game for students to play match the object being shown with the senses they are told to use.