In this BUNDLE you will receive a fantastic PowerPoint for the NEW Edexcel GCSE PE course. The PowerPoint is for Unit 2 - Topic 1, Lesson 1 and 2. It includes images, links to relevant youtube videos, starter activities, group learning tasks, individual tasks, two activities and homework. This BUNDLE also includes all of the relevant resources for these lessons. This consists of two brilliant activities and differentiated homework tasks. This is the first in many resources of its kind I will be publishing. I will also be publishing a full SOW, assessment charts, learning curve revision planner and consolidation lessons to compliment this BUNDLE. Please leave feedback and help me to create the BEST resources - so you don't have. Also please check out me other items.

A brilliant revision tool full of fun acronyms and images to help students remember the key facts for most of the course.

A great revision workbook on AQA A2 PE applied physiology.

A brilliant learning mat designed for AQA A2 PE on - The Nature of Injury in Sport. Learning Outcomes. These are differentiated at three levels, students have to move around the mat working to complete each task (support sheets are currently not included in this version, but they can be easily made). Each task has a different difficulty level and thus more or less points are awarded. Students need to achieve their target grade by the end of the lesson - or whatever works best for your students. Included are a list command words such as identify, describe and explain familiarising pupils with the key terminology that they will use in exams. Starter Activity: This could include a number of activities such as a reap of last lesson etc. On the example above the starter activity is to find out pupils prior knowledge of the new topic or to recap existing knowledge. QR Codes bring the mat alive and and are placed at various points. The codes link to various youtube video's, exam questions or various journal articles. Check points: These allowed pupils to check what they had learnt at various points in the lesson. They can act as mini plenaries or for group discussion. Learning Activities: The learning activities are based on the different styles of learning and appeal to all learners in the class. I normally allow student choice - students choose what they want to complete and when.

A brilliant learning mat designed for AQA Alevel - Respiratory System. Learning Outcomes. These are differentiated at three levels, students have to move around the mat working to complete each task (support sheets are currently not included in this version, but they can be easily made). Each task has a different difficulty level and thus more or less points are awarded. Students need to achieve their target grade by the end of the lesson - or whatever works best for your students. Included are a list command words such as identify, describe and explain familiarising pupils with the key terminology that they will use in exams. Starter Activity: This could include a number of activities such as a reap of last lesson etc. On the example above the starter activity is to find out pupils prior knowledge of the new topic or to recap existing knowledge. QR Codes bring the mat alive and and are placed at various points. The codes link to various youtube video's, exam questions or various journal articles. Check points: These allowed pupils to check what they had learnt at various points in the lesson. They can act as mini plenaries or for group discussion. Learning Activities: The learning activities are based on the different styles of learning and appeal to all learners in the class. I normally allow student choice - students choose what they want to complete and when.

A brilliant learning mat designed for Edexcel's GCSE PE Skill Related Fitness. Learning Outcomes. These are differentiated at three levels, students have to move around the mat working to complete each task (support sheets are currently not included in this version, but they can be easily made). Each task has a different difficulty level and thus more or less points are awarded. Students need to achieve their target grade by the end of the lesson - or whatever works best for your students. Included are a list command words such as identify, describe and explain familiarising pupils with the key terminology that they will use in exams. Starter Activity: This could include a number of activities such as a reap of last lesson etc. On the example above the starter activity is to find out pupils prior knowledge of the new topic or to recap existing knowledge. QR Codes bring the mat alive and and are placed at various points. The codes link to various youtube video's, exam questions or various journal articles. Check points: These allowed pupils to check what they had learnt at various points in the lesson. They can act as mini plenaries or for group discussion. Learning Activities: The learning activities are based on the different styles of learning and appeal to all learners in the class. I normally allow student choice - students choose what they want to complete and when.

A brilliant learning mat designed for Edexcel's GCSE PE Cardiovascular System. Learning Outcomes. These are differentiated at three levels, students have to move around the mat working to complete each task (support sheets are currently not included in this version, but they can be easily made). Each task has a different difficulty level and thus more or less points are awarded. Students need to achieve their target grade by the end of the lesson - or whatever works best for your students. Included are a list command words such as identify, describe and explain familiarising pupils with the key terminology that they will use in exams. Starter Activity: This could include a number of activities such as a reap of last lesson etc. On the example above the starter activity is to find out pupils prior knowledge of the new topic or to recap existing knowledge. QR Codes bring the mat alive and and are placed at various points. The codes link to various youtube video's, exam questions or various journal articles. Check points: These allowed pupils to check what they had learnt at various points in the lesson. They can act as mini plenaries or for group discussion. Learning Activities: The learning activities are based on the different styles of learning and appeal to all learners in the class. I normally allow student choice - students choose what they want to complete and when.

A brilliant learning mat designed for Edexcel's GCSE PE Cardiovascular System. Learning Outcomes. These are differentiated at three levels, students have to move around the mat working to complete each task (support sheets are currently not included in this version, but they can be easily made). Each task has a different difficulty level and thus more or less points are awarded. Students need to achieve their target grade by the end of the lesson - or whatever works best for your students. Included are a list command words such as identify, describe and explain familiarising pupils with the key terminology that they will use in exams. Starter Activity: This could include a number of activities such as a reap of last lesson etc. On the example above the starter activity is to find out pupils prior knowledge of the new topic or to recap existing knowledge. QR Codes bring the mat alive and and are placed at various points. The codes link to various youtube video's, exam questions or various journal articles. Check points: These allowed pupils to check what they had learnt at various points in the lesson. They can act as mini plenaries or for group discussion. Learning Activities: The learning activities are based on the different styles of learning and appeal to all learners in the class. I normally allow student choice - students choose what they want to complete and when.

A brilliant learning mat designed for Edexcel's GCSE PE Respiratory System. Learning Outcomes. These are differentiated at three levels, students have to move around the mat working to complete each task (support sheets are currently not included in this version, but they can be easily made). Each task has a different difficulty level and thus more or less points are awarded. Students need to achieve their target grade by the end of the lesson - or whatever works best for your students. Included are a list command words such as identify, describe and explain familiarising pupils with the key terminology that they will use in exams. Starter Activity: This could include a number of activities such as a reap of last lesson etc. On the example above the starter activity is to find out pupils prior knowledge of the new topic or to recap existing knowledge. QR Codes bring the mat alive and and are placed at various points. The codes link to various youtube video's, exam questions or various journal articles. Check points: These allowed pupils to check what they had learnt at various points in the lesson. They can act as mini plenaries or for group discussion. Learning Activities:  The learning activities are based on the different styles of learning and appeal to all learners in the class. I normally allow student choice - students choose what they want to complete and when.

An excellent resource to support your A Level students understanding of the heart's conduction system. Step by step guide with visual prompts. Included in this pack is a set for the student to complete and a teacher copy with the answers.

A great support sheet to help students understand how to access the various bands on the 6 mark exam questions.

A great resource that covers all of the main characters from 'Of Mice and Men'. This resource can be printed out and used as posters or given to students as a fun and inspiring way to remember the key facts about each of the key characters.

An excellent worksheet that encourages students to use the 'How to Guide' on how to answer 6 mark exam questions. This work sheet encourages students to plan their answer before attempting it. It make them think about the correct use of the strategies used in the 'How to Guide'. Teachers only need to write the exam question they want the student to work on.

A brilliant 'How to Guide' on how best to answer Six Mark exam questions for Edexcel GCSE PE. This guide includes a step by step formula that will help lead your students to much better outcomes on these difficult questions.