Children should be able to play active video games in physical education classes. Evidence Quote: "Playing active console video games [such as sport and dance simulation programs] over short periods of time is similar in intensity to light to moderate traditional physical activities such as walking, skipping, and jogging" (Pediatric Exercise Science) Quote: "Physically active [video games] seem to be a safe, fun,and valuable" way to encourage children to be more active (Pediatrics) Reasoning

The evidence provided suggests that playing active video games, such as sport and dance simulation programs, can be similar in intensity to light to moderate traditional physical activities. This implies that these games can provide a form of physical activity that is both enjoyable and beneficial for children. The reasoning behind allowing children to play active video games in physical education classes is that it can serve as a fun and engaging way to encourage children to be more active. By incorporating these games into physical education classes, children may be more likely to participate in physical activities and develop healthy habits.