Shot put resource card including the key teaching points. The throw is broken down into three phases of preparation, glide and throw. The resource card can be folded into three for the lesson to progress.

A list of all the new units and topics to study . Great for use as a book cover or for a revision check list.

Peer assessment card for pupils to work through the three phases of the sprint start technique. Key teaching points guide pupils through the technique with space for the peer feedback.

Relay changeover card. Pupils work in groups of 4 and practice each phase of the 4x100m race. The image includes the lane position and baton position for pupils to develop. Also includes two basic images of the changeover technique.

Resource card recapping the key teaching points. Best fro those with previous knowledge to recap their understanding.

23 different exercises included. Each station can be completed individually and whilst maintaining social distance. They also can complete the exercise at home. Arms, Abs, Cardio and core cards included. Each area colour-coordinated. Most cards include three different forms of the exercise to challenge all pupils and the muscles worked. Images included for visual learners and a description on how to perform each exercise

All the key terms needed for the AQA GCSE PE new specification exam. Has the key term with definition to support pupils. Works great as a revision booklet or as a guide in lessons for pupils to refer too.

Power point presentation with the key terminology for the veins, arteries and capillaries. Also includes redistributing of the blood during exercise. Resource is included for pupils to pair up the key structure and function of each blood vessel.

This unit has 5 columns for pupils to complete and reflect during or after each lesson. It can be adapted for the activities you cover but at present includes relay, shot, 100m sprint, Long Jump and 800m/pacing. The self-assessment includes 5 questions to answer for pupils to demonstrate their understanding of each activity. These are fantastic to use for assessment at the end of the unit and I also used during parents evening to share with the pupils!

Three Javelin resource cards to help promote the correct technique through different activity ideas. The following cards are included: Javelin the pull overview; great for beginners to lead them through the basic technique Javelin momentum: helps to progress for intermediate pupils to build the speed on the approach Javelin Hip rotation: focusing on the lower body to increase power All include activity ideas and key teaching points.

Included are two resources cards to lead pupils through hurdles: The first card is 2 pages starting with an activity to find their lead leg. It leads pupils through the basic steps to develop the correct technique. This included the clear steps fro pupils to work through or for teachers to lead the class through. The second card would be used with pupils who have a basic understanding and need to recap the key teaching points.

This score sheet is a team activity (Maximum of 6) for pupils to improve their sprinting time. The results are based on the improvement differences so it is a fair competition for all abilities in the class. All pupils complete a first run, teacher led technique and then they complete the second sprint. Simple and fun to challenge pupils.

Christmas themed circuit challenge to climb the 5 tallest buildings in London! Lead this for a class of 25 split into 5 christmas themed Teams Includes: 5 circuit training cards with differentiated variations. Also includes the key muscles worked at each station Powerpoint to assist you through the lesson and set the challenge Live excel spreadsheet that can be updated to visula show progress and the step count A fun, fitness challenge on the run up to christmas!

Using an example a breakdown to how to structure and complete an 8 mark question. Vital for revision and exam preparation. Has 2 main questions from different chapters to guide you through the answers.

Badminton resource Tally sheet. A simple yet fun resource where pupils mark a small cross every time a player returns the shuttle. you can also adapt it to mark on their positioning every time they miss a shot. Provides a visual aid for pupils to understand their court positioning. Perfect for a non-doer task or peer assessment. I find it is great when their is limited court space.

4 theory lessons suitable for years 7, 8 and 9 whilst schools are closed. Covers the following areas: Sporting role models Physical, mental and social well being Key definitions Somatotyping Types of training Research tasks included in the booklet