A Level PE skeletal system worksheet skeleton labeling types of joints table features of synovial joints table labeling of knee (synovial) joint nice simple clear worksheet that can be used for early physiology lessons if you need answers contact me but I am sure you know them. designed for OCR spec but applicable to all

Crossword designed a fun revision/starter/exit card etc. 17 questions - A Level standard

Periodisation - A Level PE includes A powepoint on how to answer and interpret shorter questions. The example is a 2 part 6 mark question which is broken down. There is also an example of how periodisation could come up within a 2o mark question and pupil task to write a mark scheme for this, or they could answer it and you do the mark scheme. A worksheet with a 10 mark question to help answer the topic of periodisation within a potential 2o mark Q. This question has a mrk scheme included.

Prediction paper for OCR A Level PE Paper 1, based on a study of questions from previous 5 years No mark scheme

Powerpoint with fun tasks and past paper questions for recapping on the energy systems, 18 pages I use this after I have taught the 3 energy systems to embed learning. feel free to edit, change pics, or take out/add slides about 1.5 hours of work on here depending on pace/level designed for OCR A Level spec but energy systems is standard across boards

Training protocols powerpoint 3 scenario questions where knowledge of strength, aerobic and flexibility training must be applied, answers and adaptations explained

Respiratory system - A Level PE Includes: 1x worksheet 1 x short exam to do in exam conditions (8 marks) 1 x 10 slide powerpoint to go through worksheet and exam with exemplar answers. Enough for a full lesson here. Typically taught in the first year of A Level PE, designed for OCR spec but applicable to all. Add or remove questions from worksheet/exam to suit your students.

Powerpoint with movement analysis questions you know… the picture and grid you get on most papers, which muscle is the agonist, antagonist, joint type, movement, contraction type. 7 examples with answers 2 x pupils make your own question 1 x fill the gaps for muscle stimulation I use this for revision and exam prep, this for me is one whole lesson, discussing each question and possible variations aimed at OCR but works for any qualification with movement analysis switch any pictures you want

A Level PE Exercise at Altitude (Environmental effects on body systems) great power point with tasks and questions finishing with past paper questions and answers created by OCR A Level PE moderator 12 slides add videos as you wish you will need to mention the potential improved anaerobic (jumps, throws etc) performance at altitude to help answer one question.

The Principles of Training - GCSE PE Great looking powerpoint with smaller task question throughout and a longer question at the end with a guide to answering. SPORT and FITT designed for AQA spec but can be used/adapted to all

Powerpoint and worksheet for Health, Fitness and Well being sections of GCSE PE. Designed for AQA but adapt for any spec. 9 slides and worksheet for complete lesson powerpoint also contains 3 tasks, guided, pair and independent task. add info as you wish, the powerpoint assumes a strong teacher knowledge for you to elaborate on points/slides. you will also need to discuss serotonin. adapt for your class and teaching style but the hard work has been done worksheet has 4 x 2 or 3 mark questions

A Level PE This is for the Injury prevention and the rehab of injuries section this powerpoint is for the RESPONDING TO INJURIES section: SALTAPS PRICE Concussion using the six R’s includes exam style question includes teaching strategies/activities such as Transform and Prioritise includes worksheet with 5 questions this should make up a whole lesson or could be combined with any of the other injury sections. The PPt is 11 pages including title slides, with 5 pages of questions and activities see shop for resources on other Injury sections, and all other A Level and GCSE PE resources

Powerpoint on energy expenditure, resting and basal metabolic rate. Also includes info on METs and info on several activities. Add your own questions to suit your specification for A Level PE.

22 page animated powerpoint presentation on Safety principles when training Training at altitude The three training seasons Warm up and Cool down - components and benefits Powerpoint includes content and exam style questions with model answers. Also includes 3 linked worksheets: Safety principles Training at altitude The three training seasons edit objectives/outcomes and tasks as you wish. I would also add Pixl strategies such as condense, summarise, create, etc. I would also tweak worksheets to differentiate (following Horsfoth quadrant techniques) designed by a HOD and moderator, save yourself hours of time.

A power point presentation with embedded teaching and learning strategies/tasks for the components of fitness, GCSE PE. designed for AQA board but can be adapted.

Part of the preparation and training methods for A Level PE aimed at OCR spec but can be adapted AEROBIC TRAINING power point

Flexibility training worksheet. designed for OCR spec (sec 2.2) but applicable to other boards. add or remove info from table to differentiate. move onto 20 mark past paper question after this knowledge is secure.

Use this worksheet to allow pupils to build on their knowledge and research to answer past paper questions. Peers then mark the response and give feedback. this feedback is then responded to.

Short 6 slide presentation on muscle fibre types and recovery includes several tasks and discussion points. this is just a small section in the muscular system section adapt for your teaching and your pupils

This powerpoint contains thinking hard teaching and learning strategies to get students really thinking about topics. They must have been taught the content first. This is designed to consolidate learning or for revision. Just 4 slides but this may take a full lesson if the class get into good discussions/debates etc designed with OCR spec in mind but may be useful for others good luck