<p>For students to gain information about the different skills involved in rounders as well as the rules and game set up itself.</p> <p>Good resources to use alongside a lesson as a visual aid for students that learn best this way!</p>

<p>These sheets are to help students with their longer answer questions.<br /> They can be adapted for GCSE as well as different topic areas depending upon the focus.<br /> You can adapt these to have more or less guidance on depending on the student’s ability.</p>

<p>These cards are to be used as different stations of a circuit training lesson.<br /> This fun and engaging lesson gets students to participate in circuit training as well as having a competitive element to ensure engagement is high!</p> <p>Students can be split into teams to earn stars for their team.<br /> Losers get a forfeit!<br /> At the rest station students can participate in the Dingo Dollar Quiz, answering PE based questions to earn more stars for their team!</p> <p>Perfect for November time when some students are watching the show on TV!</p>

<p>Great for non-participants to keep them involved with a lesson. Can be used across any practical lesson. Or used as the key focus within assessment lessons.</p> <p>Keeps students engaged and gets them thinking more critically about different aspects of the topic they are working on that that time.</p>

<p>Always struggle with what to say in a plenary or want a helping hand during a long day?<br /> These plenary cards are given to students and it means they can discuss and feedback upon aspects they have learnt in a lesson, what they need to improve, what they did well, and other thoughts and feelings.</p>

<p>Students can use this resource to peer assess one another on whether they are completing each athletics event to the best of their ability as well as see what they need to improve on.<br /> Each card gives the correct teaching point for every phase of the event. Student can work in pairs or small groups to give one another feedback.</p>

<p>These resources help to aid students in being more successful in performing skills in trampolining.<br /> It aids students in how to give effective feedback to one another as well as seeing improvement with each time they perform - clearly know what they need to do as well as what they are already achieving.</p> <p>Paired with teacher feedback these resources are great to aid the development of students.</p>

<p>This resource is great for non-participants to learn and still be involved in the lesson.<br /> It works great for independent practice of the game as well as keeping non-participants actively involved in lessons.</p>

<p>Reversible rounders score cards - ideal for non-participants to keep them engaged. Simply print out and laminate, have been made to have score on one side and rules on the other.</p> <p>Made to be hand sized therefore less paper to carry and easy to quickly hand out when necessary.</p>

<p>Shows students the boundaries for Netball positions.<br /> Print double sided and laminate to allow students to write the start positions on (like a whiteboard).</p> <p>Perfect for recall activities and support to prevent the teacher from telling students there positions every lesson.</p>

<p>non-participant worksheet. Helpful to ensure anyone unable to physically participate are fully engaged in the lesson and still mentally learning the skills.</p> <p>Has massively increased engagement of these students</p>

<p>Aid students in understanding calories as well as how we can ‘burn them off’ during exercise.</p>

<p>Great for non-participants in lessons to keep them engaged in what is going on.<br /> Also useful for assessment lessons so students know what they can improve on as well as what they are doing well.</p>

<p>Print these off back to back and laminate. These work amazingly well at aiding students in recalling starting positions as well as having boundaries on the reverse.<br /> Laminate and use whiteboard pens to get students to recall where each player must start!</p>