A sheet to be used during a fitness lesson in relation to MHR and training zones.

Great for teachers and pupils (a variety of basic rules) for Netball, Volleyball, Tennis and much more!

I used this in my year 9 Netball assessment lesson and the girls loved it! They all filled it in really well and I know they really enjoyed drawing profile pictures of each other!

I had an interview for KS2 teacher and as I am PE secondary trained I was very nervous as you can imagine but I was told that my lesson was by far the best. I thought it only fair other people could have access to it too. Check it out and please let me know what you think :)

A sheet I used for a year 11 girls lesson when I was teaching them about counting calories and how hard it is to burn off the smallest amount of calories. I have made it a competition and there shall be a prize at the end of term for the winner!!!

A good way of enabling students to check where they can and cannot go and what their role is before they begin play. I also found students waiting to play used this a lot.

I created this to hand out at the end of a year 7 shot putt lesson! The girl that won it LOVED and it was so made up and happy with it....as was the external examiner who was watching me teach!

A great way to demonstrate the sprint start and the start of a race sprinting technique. What better man can the pupils aspire to be like???? LEGEND!

I printed these on coloured paper, laminated them and stuck them up around the studio every lesson!! Use bluetack to stick them up though as celeotape is very time consuming! However, having them around the room meant students used them to answer questions.

I put this up around the sports hall when teaching indoor shot putt!

Use them around the studio to keep students thinking about them throughout the lesson.