<p>I have made a badminton peer assessment sheet which includes visual demonstrations of each skill being performed along with a tick list for the teaching points students can work their way down the list and tick off. The sheet can also be adapted and used for recapping TP’s. The sheet also includes a written task at the end where students can use the assessment tick sheet to highlight areas for improvement ready for their end assessment or next lesson</p> <p>The skills in the worksheet are listed below<br /> Forehand Serve<br /> Backhand Serve<br /> Underarm Clear<br /> Overhead Clear<br /> Smash<br /> Basic Drop Shop<br /> Court Movements</p>

<p>An easy template for students to complete when peer assessing their partners work with sentence starters.</p> <p>This peer assessment resource can support peer collaboration. It can encourage deeper thinking and leaning, and it can help to peer assess how well their partner has understood their learning.</p> <p>The peer assessment sheet is easy to print off, can be stuck in by students themselves or copied and pasted directly onto the worksheet saving time.</p> <p>There are two different styles of peer assessments with different sentence openers which can be used across all core and foundation subjects.</p> <p>These assessment templates are suitable for upper key stage 1 and key stage 2.</p>

<p>Each card contains 4 key points</p> <p>Includes tips for<br /> Setting<br /> Volleys<br /> Underarm serve<br /> Overarm serve<br /> Hitting<br /> Dig<br /> Blocking</p>

<p>An easy template for students to complete when peer assessing work. The tick boxes are taken from non-negotiable for years 5/6 in English but could easily be altered to suit your activity.</p>

<p>A guide to peer assessment and providing meaningful written feedback. Includes MFL marking codes and peer assessment grids for writing and for the role play part of the exam.</p>

<p>This resource specifically looks at the straight drive in cricket.<br /> It provides a description of the technique of the straight drive and also allows students to assess their partner from beginner to professional lesson. WWW/EBI</p>

Used to help students assess their own key hockey skills and others in their group (self & peer assessment). Good to use towards the end of a scheme of work.

<p>These peer assessment cards have been created to encourage students to provide effective peer assessment and develop their knowledge of key Drama terms.</p> <p>These can be used by KS3 or KS4 learners and can be used in various ways.</p> <p>Each card has a Drama skill, definition and questions to assist students in forming their feedback. I have also included a PowerPoint slide which I used to reinforce the instructions to the learners.</p>

Trampolining task cards, also used for peer assessment!<br /> <br /> Each crd breaks down the skill. Skills included; Back landing, seat landing, swivel hips, front landing and many more. <br /> <br /> Really useful for empowering students to coach one another under your supervision!<br /> <br /> Trampolining tracker cards are also listed; used as a self assessment tool throughout the lesson.

<p>An easy template for students to complete when peer assessing their partners’ work.</p> <p>This peer assessment resource can support peer collaboration. It can encourage deeper thinking and learning. It will help peers assess how well their partner has understood their learning.</p> <p>The peer assessment sheet is easy to print off, can be stuck in by students themselves or copied and pasted directly onto the worksheet, saving time.</p> <p>There are five different styles of peer assessments which can be used across all core and foundation subjects.</p> <p>These assessment templates are suitable for upper key stage 1 and key stage 2.</p>

<p>Peer assessment sheet that you can use when delivering sessions that has the focus of the set shot and jump shot.</p>

Checklist of coaching points that can be used by peers to assess performance from a safe distance

Level 4-6<br /> traffic light colour coded with success criteria to use for a self and then a peer assessment

<p>3 Javelin grip cards perfect for self peer assessment.</p> <p>I have used this during distance learning to keep students on track with athletics.</p>

<p>Refine your layup skills with our Layup Peer Assessment Card. This card provides a clear framework for students to evaluate each other’s layup techniques, focusing on key aspects such as approach, timing, and finishing. It includes specific criteria for assessing form, accuracy, and execution, along with space for detailed feedback and improvement suggestions. Ideal for coaches and players, this card fosters a constructive learning environment and helps athletes enhance their layup performance through peer review and self-assessment.</p>

<ul> <li>Paired Reading - PEER ASSESSMENT sheet.</li> <li>A useful peer assessment sheet for assessing reading punctuation, fluency, delivery and accuracy.</li> <li>Fully editable.</li> </ul>

A set of 25 cards with sentence starters to support peer assessment. These can be used after a performance. It can be used to peer assess the creating, responding and evaluating skills of your students. <br /> Designed for Drama but can be used / adapted for other subjects.

<p>Fantastic peer assessment recourse that encourages pupil to become the teacher!<br /> Focus: defending</p> <p>My KS4s love this resource but could be adapted for KS3 too</p>

A tennis resource pack including teaching cards and peer assessment sheets for:<br /> <br /> - Forehand<br /> - Backhand <br /> - Serve

This is good for introducing peer and self assessment within a sport