This is a great unit to develop throwing and catching skills, within an invasion game. This pack includes 6 differentiated lesson plans and an instruction sheet. All lesson plans are easy to follow and allow the children to discover and explore their own physical, mental and social skills.

This is a six week block of invasion games, using hockey to develop sending, receiving, attacking and defending strategies. These lessons encourage the children to explore dribbling, passing, receiving and tackling. Children are asked to create their own warm-ups and will create a mini tournament at the end of the unit, setting their own rules and parameters. This is a fun and challenging unit, that is differentiated for the higher and lower children. There are also 4 teaching cards for, passing, stopping the ball, dribbling and tackling.

This is a six week block of invasion games, using hockey to develop sending, receiving, attacking and defending strategies. These lessons encourage the children to explore dribbling, passing, receiving and tackling. Children are asked to create their own warm-ups and will create a mini tournament at the end of the unit, setting their own rules and parameters. This is a fun and challenging unit, that is differentiated for the higher and lower children. There are also 4 teaching cards for, passing, stopping the ball, dribbling and tackling.

This is a block of 6 lessons, the children will test their fitness in lesson 1 and in lesson 6. The aim is to get children thinking about their fitness levels and what they could do to become more active. Contains; 6 lesson plans Fitness score sheets instruction sheets for circuit training stations

This is a pack of 6 differentiated lesson plans, covering throwing, catching, stopping a rolled ball, batting, bowling and game tactics. The session begin with some simple games and progresses to following the rules of rounders. This is a fun unit of work with teaching cards for batting, throwing and diagrams to explain the games, the session plans are very easy to follow. Thus creating an outstanding lesson were children are fully engaged, progressing and having fun.

This is an introduction to games activities, the student explore ;- The use of different equipment Sending and receiving Working in pairs Following rules of a game Basic attacking and defending skills This is a fun unit that allows students to explore the body and equipment, whilst stay very active

this is a great fitness unit that shows progression over the 6/7 weeks Including Y3/4 lesson plans Y5/6 lesson plans assessment sheet station cards One week one do the fitness tests and repeat again on week 7. I have just completed this and saw an improvement in every station. We have spent seven weeks talking about improving fitness and how we can do so. This unit shows a visual impact that both the students and teachers can set targets from. The children loved taking responsibility for their learning

This document is designed for staff to self assess. staff will rate themselves and then set appropriate targets for improvement. this is a good document to use when tracking staff teaching of physical education.

This unit of work contains 6 lesson plans - differentiated rolling work sheets warm-up information sheet This unit focuses on travel and shape, this encourages the students to explore travel and shape, to work as an individual and as a pair. students will explore travel and shape over, under and around equipment.

5 lesson plans for year 1 games unit of work all lessons are differentiated and fully inclusive The lessons cover aspects of the national curriculum, looking at ball skills, sending and receiving, playing mini games that are fun, but improve the children's special awareness, introduce tactics and develop teamwork and communication skills. This is a set of lessons that I follow, all you need are a selection of different sized balls, cones, hoops and a few bibs

This is a 6 week unit of work containing Rolling cards, Warm-up information Shape cards This unit encourages students to work as a pair and link shape and travels together. students will perform on the floor and over, under and around the equipment. students will also be asked to give feedback to self and others.

Great quality and detailed lesson plans, these 6 lesson plan allows the students to work alone, with a partner and with a group. Students will consider a change in dynamics, whilst always using the Hakka theme. links to music and videos are on the back page

this power point contains several slides of pointt, patch, counter and partner balances. this is very useful to have in the background, providing ideas to the children

this is a great warm-up idea that can be adapted and repeated throughout a unit of work

this is a fun unit that allows Students to explore sending and receiving skills Play small competitive games Explore attacking and defending Collaborate with a partner and a group Follow rules Have lots of fun

This is a six lesson unit, it covers travelling and making simple shapes. The students will explore different way to move, on different body parts. This unit id differentiated and comes with information sheets on Travel Shape Roll This unit is easy to follow, enjoyed by both the teacher and the students.

This 6 week block contains 6 lesson plans rolling work cards Warm-up information sheet Mirror and match balance work sheet Differentiated work sheet This unit focuses on creating mirror and match balances with a partner, students will travel as; side by side, follow the leader and meet and part. Students will be challenged with creating a 4-6 action sequence and reflecting on own and others work.

This is a six week block of lessons, asking the students to explore;- Bat and ball skills Forehand hit Backhand hit The students will be asked to help each other and work as a team to organise equipment and set up a mini tournament

These lesson plans focus on travel and shape. They encourage the children to explore shapes and balances, over, under and around equipment. teaching aids are included for Shapes Rolls travels This unit has been created by a PE specialist for no primary PE specialists and is very easy to follow.