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Julie Robinson has been a Physical Education educator for 23 years, with the last eight years dedicated to teaching in a classical Christian setting at Sheridan Hills Christian School. During this time, she has worked to develop a comprehensive K5-12 classical PE program that integrates catechism and biblical principles into every lesson. She also serves as the lead teacher for the Grammar School memorization period, supporting students in cultivating strong habits of memory and virtue. In addition to her work in PE, she is part of the Fine Arts Department, where she choreographs a variety of dance productions throughout the school year. She was honored to be named the Florida High School Physical Education Teacher of the year in 2015.
Physical Education is more than fitness and games — it’s formation. This session showcases how to integrate biblical principles with the classical trivium in your physical education classroom, allowing students to see physical activity as worship and discipline.
Attendees will gain knowledge of how a quality classical physical education class can apply the trivium to movement, cultivates a wonder of joy by creating games that tie to scripture, ancient civilization, and heroic virtues, and showcases a pursuit of truth, beauty, and goodness through sportsmanship, rules, and teamwork. Attendees will see how to connect memory verses to physical education and leave with a variety of sample games, biblical tie-ins, virtue activities, and ancient-themed units. Attendees will gain the confidence to elevate their PE programs from a “recess with rules’, to true Formation.
Julie Robinson has been a Physical Education educator for 23 years, with the last eight years dedicated to teaching in a classical Christian setting at Sheridan Hills Christian School. During this time, she has worked to develop a comprehensive K5-12 classical PE program that integrates catechism and biblical principles into every lesson. She also serves as the lead teacher for the Grammar School memorization period, supporting students in cultivating strong habits of memory and virtue. In addition to her work in PE, she is part of the Fine Arts Department, where she choreographs a variety of dance productions throughout the school year. She was honored to be named the Florida High School Physical Education Teacher of the year in 2015.