450+ resources like this one visit The PE Portal 7 Summative Flashcards ~ Editable, Printable and Ready-to-use. 6 Accompanying Revision Videos Skeletal Bones Skeletal Structure Skeletal Functions Muscles Synovial Joints Freely Moveable Joints Antagonistic Muscle Pairs

450+ resources like this one visit The PE Portal 6 Summative Flashcards ~ Editable, Printable and Ready-to-use. 6 Accompanying Revision Videos The Pathway of Air Gaseous Exchange Blood Vessels Structure of the Heart Cardiac Cycle Cardiac Output Mechanics of Breathing Spirometer Traces

A complete, ready-to-use, differentiated lesson powerpoint written in line with the 2018 AQA Specification but applicable across OCR, EdExcel and other major exam boards of GCSE PE. Learning Objectives: All must know the major bones of the body Most should be able to locate the bones on a skeleton Some could link bones to a function in sport

A quick, easy, warm up, starter activity for Primary PE Lessons, with instructions, differentiation and video. View a whole range of simple PE games my department and I use in all our Primary PE Lessons from Early Years through to Year 6 on my YouTube channel here.

A complete, ready-to-use, differentiated lesson powerpoint written in line with the 2018 AQA Specification but applicable across OCR, EdExcel and other major exam boards of GCSE PE. Learning Objectives: All must know the major muscles in the body. Most should know the movement actions possible at joint. Some could analyse a sporting movement and explain the involvement of muscles in it.

Contained is a 7 week Unit of Work ideal for beginners or KS3 in Gymnastics. The unit addresses the fundamental skills of Gymnastics Floor work exploring Points, Patches, Counter-tension and Counter-balance. Each lesson contains 3-5 learning episodes, each of which have their own Learning Objectives, differentiation and key teaching points.

**Full-length, editable PowerPoint lesson and accompanying Worksheet describing the features and functions of different types of blood vessel. Learning Objectives:** All must be able to describe the structures of 3 types of blood vessel Most should be able to explain the function of different vessel structures. Some could be able explain the importance of vessel functions in sporting situations. Access over 250+ supporting AQA GCSE PE Teaching Resources for you and your students at: https://the-pe-academy.thinkific.com/courses/gcse-pe-portal

Full-length, editable PowerPoint lesson and accompanying Worksheet describing the joint types hinge and ball and socket, and where they can be found around the body. Learning Objectives: All must know examples of hinge and ball & socket joints. Most should know the types of movement possible at joints around the body. Some could be able to analyse joint movement during sporting actions. Access over 250+ supporting AQA GCSE PE Teaching Resources for you and your students at: https://the-pe-academy.thinkific.com/courses/gcse-pe-portal

A lesson-ready, editable and printable student activity sheet, designed in line with the 2018 GCSE PE Specification.

A lesson-ready, editable and printable student activity sheet, designed in line with the 2018 GCSE PE Specification.

A lesson-ready, editable and printable student activity sheet, designed in line with the 2018 GCSE PE Specification. Learning Objectives: All must be able identify the fundamentals behind gaseous exchange at the alveoli and label a relevant diagram. Most should be able to understand the role haemoglobin plays during gaseous exchange. Some could be able to assess the importance of structural features that assist gaseous exchange.

A lesson-ready, editable and printable student activity sheet, designed in line with the 2018 GCSE PE Specification. Learning Objectives: All must be able to define the components of an antagonistic pair and types of muscle contraction. Most should be able to link antagonistic pairs to movement actions at the elbow, knee, ankle, shoulder and hip. Some could be able analyse sporting movements and identify the agonists and type of contraction.

A lesson-ready, editable and printable student activity sheet, designed in line with the 2018 GCSE PE Specification. Learning Objectives: All must know the anatomical components that work together to cause inspiration and expiration at rest and in exercise. Most should understand how breathing is caused by changes in air pressure. Some could evaluate the role anatomical components play in satisfying demands exercise places on the respiratory system.

A lesson-ready, editable and printable student activity sheet, designed in line with the 2018 GCSE PE Specification. Learning Objectives: All must know the route blood takes through the heart. Most should understand how the heart acts as a dual-action pump during the cardiac cycle. Some could explain how blood flow in the heart can alter stroke volume and cardiac output.

A lesson-ready, editable and printable student activity sheet, designed in line with the 2018 GCSE PE Specification. Learning Objectives: All must know the correct sides of the heart and names of the chambers of the heart. Most should be able to correctly label the chambers of the heart and connecting blood vessels. Some could be able to explain the functions of each chamber and blood vessel.

A lesson-ready, editable and printable student activity sheet, designed in line with the 2018 GCSE PE Specification. Learning Objectives: All must be able to describe the structures of 3 types of blood vessel Most should be able to explain the function of different vessel structures. Some could be able explain the importance of vessel functions in sporting situations.

A lesson-ready, editable and printable student activity sheet, designed in line with the 2018 GCSE PE Specification. Learning Objectives: All must be able to state the 6 components of the respiratory tract. Most should be able describe a feature of each component and place them in the correct order.

A quick, easy, warm up, starter activity for Primary PE Lessons, with instructions, differentiations and video. View a whole range of simple PE games my department and I use in all our Primary PE Lessons from Early Years through to Year 6 on my YouTube channel here.