A differentiated workout your students will love to take part in as a fitness activity or as a brain break from the classroom. This activity gives students a multitude of choice in terms of physical activities they can choose to complete. More choice equals more engagement and exposes your children to many different exercises helping build their physical literacy as well as making the resources accessible to all levels of learners. If you like this free version be sure to see the full collection of 6 differentiated workouts to get your kids active and having fun! The collection includes: 2 X Easy Workouts 2 X Medium difficulty workouts 2 X Hard Workouts Numerous timers (you can copy & paste and use over & over again on other resources)

Easy and active fitness game for students of all ages. Get your students moving straight away in this fun activity game which focuses on building students fitness, connections, emotional and social skills in a fun and paced paced environment. This activity can be used as a warm up game or play a part as the lessons main focus if you are looking to teach your students about their emotions and how to deal with them in a positive way.

Here students will take part in this fast paced fitness activity working on their social skills whilst developing their fitness and challenging their thoughts around fair play and sportsmanship. Great activity to use as a warm up to your lesson or as a brain break for your kids from their classroom environment. Resource also includes 7 Gif stopwatch timers of various times from 10 seconds to 2 minutes in length.

With 4 different exercise combinations across 4 ppt slides, this fun activity gets students working together and improving their fitness whilst giving them the opportunity to work with some independence as you see appropriate. It can be used to help with learning colours as well as giving students an environment to help develop their interpersonal skills, sportsmanship and the opportunity to discuss the importance of being kind and instilling core values.