<p>These Graphic Organisers cover the essential knowledge for Unit One Anatomy &amp; Physiology from the Level 3 BTEC Sport (from 2016) specification.</p> <p>These are designed to help Level 3 learners prepare for examinations in Anatomy and Physiology. They are linked to a play-list on my YouTube channel, where further depth is provided.</p> <p>While the Grpahic Organisers are produced specifically for the new (from 2016) BTEC Level 3 Unit One specification, there is a lot of crossover in content with several other specifications. You might find this helpful if you are studying any of the following Level 3 courses:</p> <p>BTEC Nationals in Sport<br /> BTEC Nationals in Sport &amp; Exercise Science<br /> OCR Technicals in Sport &amp; Physical Activity<br /> NCFE in Sport &amp; Physical Activity</p> <p>Of course, even if you’re not studying on any of these, you’re welcome to make use of these graphic organisers to deepen your knowledge of Anatomy and Physiology</p>

<p>Full unit presentation which includes 318 slides split into 20 lessons, with some worksheets provided as well. This is for the BTEC Level 3 Nationals in Sport Coaching (2019 specification). Each lesson includes a starter activity, lesson objectives, tasks, inclusion of Maths &amp; English skills, and a plenary task.</p> <p>*Some of the worksheets mentioned in the PowerPoint are not included due to copyright issues, but can be found in the BTEC Level 2 revision workbook.</p> <p>Lesson 1 - Structure of skeletal system<br /> Lesson 2 - Axial &amp; appendicular skeleton<br /> Lesson 3 - Types of bones<br /> Lesson 4 - Functions of the skeleton<br /> Lesson 5 - Joints<br /> Lesson 6 - Joint structure<br /> Lesson 7 - Joint movements<br /> Lesson 8 - Structure of muscular system<br /> Lesson 9 - Antagonistic muscle pairs &amp; muscle fibre type<br /> Lesson 10 - Muscle contractions<br /> Lesson 11 - Skeletal responses to exercise<br /> Lesson 12 - Muscular responses to exercise<br /> Lesson 13 - Cardiovascular system<br /> Lesson 14 - Functions of the cardiovascular system<br /> Lesson 15 - Cardiovascular responses to exercise<br /> Lesson 16 - Respiratory system<br /> Lesson 17 - Functions of the respiratory system<br /> Lesson 18 - Respiratory responses to exercise<br /> Lesson 19 - Energy systems<br /> Lesson 20 - Energy system responses to exercise</p>

<p>This bundle includes Powerpoints for all Anatomy &amp; Physiology topics below as well as the matching workbook for students to complete in lesson during the delivery of the powerpoints.</p> <p>Movement Analysis<br /> Neuromuscular System<br /> Cardiovascular System<br /> Respiratory System<br /> Energy Systems</p>

<p>This 25 question (multiple choice) assessment will test your students’ knowledge of basic disorders of the skeletal system (including fractures, osteoporosis, scoliosis, rheumatoid arthritis, etc).</p> <p>Ideal for an Anatomy and Physiology or human body course and can be used as classwork, an assessment, or as an end of unit review. Can be used with other Skeletal System worksheets. Answer key provided.</p>

<p>Can use alongside Anatomy &amp; Physiology Student Workbook. Includes videos and questions</p> <ul> <li>Forces</li> <li>Newtons Laws</li> <li>Levers</li> </ul>

<p>This pack contains all revision resources for linear, angular and projectile motion, as well as fluid mechanics. This comes under the edexcel A-level PE specification of sub-topics 2.4, 2.5, 2.6 and 2.7.</p> <p>2.4 - Linear motion:<br /> 2.4.1 Knowledge and understanding of the factors associated<br /> with linear motion and the application of definitions,<br /> equations, calculations and units of measurement in a<br /> sporting context.<br /> 2.4.2 Calculation of the distance and displacement, speed and<br /> average speed, velocity and acceleration.<br /> Speed = distance/time (s =d/t)<br /> Velocity = displacement/time or distance/time (m/s)<br /> Acceleration = (final velocity – initial velocity)/time<br /> taken (m/s²)</p> <p>2.5 - Angular motion:<br /> 2.5.1 Knowledge and understanding of how angular motion is<br /> applied in a sporting context.<br /> 2.5.2 Factors affecting moment of inertia: mass and<br /> distribution of mass from axis of rotation.<br /> 2.5.3 Effects of increasing or decreasing the moment of inertia<br /> when rotating about an axis (whole body or specific joint).<br /> 2.5.4 Conservation of angular momentum during flight,<br /> moment of inertia and its relationship with angular<br /> velocity</p> <p>2.6 - Projectile motion:<br /> 2.6.1 Knowledge, understanding and application of projectile<br /> motion in refining technique in different sporting<br /> contexts.<br /> 2.6.2 Forces acting during flight that affect projectile motion:<br /> gravity, air resistance and lift forces.<br /> 2.6.3 Factors that determine the horizontal displacement of a<br /> projectile: velocity of release, height of release, angle of<br /> release.<br /> 2.6.4 Technique modification through the application of<br /> technology by the performer and coach in order to<br /> improve performance.</p> <p>2.7 - Fluid mechanics<br /> s 2.7.1 Knowledge, understanding and application of<br /> aerodynamics and hydrodynamics to appropriate sports<br /> contexts.<br /> 2.7.2 Factors affecting fluid friction and air resistance:<br /> velocity, drag force, mass, streamlining and surface<br /> characteristics of body.<br /> 2.7.3 Interaction of lift forces with objects: upward and<br /> downward lift forces, angle of attack and the Bernoulli<br /> effect.<br /> 2.7.4 Types of spin: topspin, backspin, sidespin. Magnus effect<br /> and how they impact on flight path and bounce.<br /> 2.7.5 Principles of fluid mechanics and how it has influenced<br /> technological advancements in technique modification,<br /> clothing/suits, equipment/apparatus.</p>

<p>A full specification for Anatomy &amp; Physiology module of BTEC Level 2/3 Sport and Sports Science study programmes with all resources to teach the whole subject, including; unit content powerpoints (8 lessons), multiple activity resources (35 worksheets), and question of sport games (9 different games).</p>

<p><strong>A bundle</strong> of Anatomy and Physiology organisers/posters for the following areas:<br /> Muscularskeletal Systems<br /> Cardiorespiratory Systems<br /> Energy Supply and the Effects of of Exerices on the body<br /> Simple Biomechanics.</p> <p>Useful for students use and for display boards.</p> <p>Based of the CIE Physical Education (0413) syllabus.</p>

<p>This is a revision resource for Unit 1 Anatomy and Physiology (Level 3 Sport BTEC). This is an exam unit.</p> <p>A game inspired by Monopoly which is going to make revision fun!</p>

<p>Full unit presentation which includes 328 slides split into 21 lessons, with some worksheets provided as well. This is for the BTEC Level 3 Nationals in Sport (2016 specification). Each lesson includes a starter activity, lesson objectives, tasks, inclusion of Maths &amp; English skills, and a plenary task.</p> <p>*Some of the worksheets mentioned in the PowerPoint are not included due to copyright issues, but can be found in the BTEC Level 2 revision workbook.</p> <p>Lesson 1 - Section A: Skeletal system<br /> Lesson 2 - Axial &amp; appendicular skeleton<br /> Lesson 3 - Types of bones<br /> Lesson 4 - Functions of the skeleton<br /> Lesson 5 - Joints<br /> Lesson 6 - Joint structure<br /> Lesson 7 - Joint movements<br /> Lesson 8 - Effects of exercise on the skeletal system<br /> Lesson 9 - Section B: Muscular system<br /> Lesson 10 - Antagonistic muscle pairs &amp; muscle fibre types<br /> Lesson 11 - Muscle contractions<br /> Lesson 12 - Effects of exercise on the muscular system<br /> Lesson 13 - Section C: Respiratory system<br /> Lesson 14 - Functions of the respiratory system<br /> Lesson 15 - Effects of exercise on the respiratory system<br /> Lesson 16 - Section D: Cardiovascular System<br /> Lesson 17 - Functions of the cardiovascular system<br /> Lesson 18 - Effects of exercise on the cardiovascular system<br /> Lesson 19 - Section E: Energy system<br /> Lesson 20 - Adaptations of the energy system to exercise<br /> Lesson 21 - Section F: Interrelationships between body systems</p>

<p>KS3 Introduction to Anatomy and Physiology Booklet. This easy to follow booklet was designed for students in years 7, 8 and 9 to use during classroom-based wet weather lessons as well as during periods of online learning during the pandemic. It is 18 pages and based around the specification for OCR GCSE PE (9-1) paper 1.</p> <p>Lesson 1 - The structure and function of the skeletal system<br /> Lesson 2 - The structure and function of the muscular system<br /> Lesson 3 - The structure and function of the cardiovascular system<br /> Lesson 4 - The structure and function of the respiratory system</p> <p>Each lesson contains a starter activity, main tasks with extensions and ‘Now Test Yourself’ section to finish.</p>

<p>Free Anatomy and Physiology Worksheet</p>

<p>This resource contains 5 A3 sheets that have structured simple review/ note taking sections followed by a variety of exam questions to check understanding. Topics included are;</p> <ul> <li>Cardiovascular System</li> <li>Respiratory System</li> <li>Muscular System</li> <li>Skeletal System</li> <li>Energy Systems</li> </ul>