A 26 question netball quiz (answers included) for a wet weather lesson. Best used for year 9-11, or a high ability year 8 class. Questions are based on the rules and regulations of the game netball. The last 4 questions require the powerpoint attachment. The questions aim to fuel discussion, so best that the students pair up for the quiz.

A single page with illustrations, highlighting the three main umpiring signals in table tennis: point scored, let and server. The sheet also highlights the net regulations that the umpire should check before each game. A visual worksheet for non-participants, who can take on the role of umpire in a table tennis practical lesson.

8 lessons scheme of work. Learning outcome and learning question for each lesson stated. EDSM (emerging, developing, securing & mastery) statements for each lesson. SMSC and British Values explored, as well as numeracy and literacy learning opportunities through the sport of table tennis.

A department poster highlighting all the different ways we can differentiate in a practical PE lesson. Best blown up to A3 size and displayed on your teaching & learning department board.

A table tennis singles round robin score sheet for 3/4 players. The idea is for students to self-officiate their tournament. Order of play for 3 and 4 players included on the score sheet.

A single sheet that can be used as a work card/poster, highlighting the service order during a doubles table tennis game. A useful visual sheet for players and umpires.

<p>A powerpoint presentation with 11 questions on the rules of rounders, with 11 marks available. A good introduction to the basic rules of rounders. Answers provided.</p>

<p>A powerpoint presentation of 15 questions on the rules of rounders, with 21 marks available. A mixture of basic and advanced questions related to rules and regulations of the sport of Rounders. Answers provided in the powerpoint presentation.</p>

A simple word card on the netball shooting technique. Designed for students to use for peer coaching/assessment. Best for year 7-9 age group, with the focus on three stages of the shooting technique: Set, prepare, release. Two questions are posed on the word card for your high ability netballers to consider.

<p>A backstroke worksheet for your non-swimmers. This requires the non-swimmers to listen to your swimming instructions, writing down their understanding of the backstroke technique. Suitable for year 7 &amp; 8 students.</p>

<p>Name the bones of body using the clue sheet. Plus colour in the skeleton according to the bone categories. A suitable homework sheet.</p>

8 lessons scheme of work. Learning outcome and learning question for each lesson stated. EDSM (emerging, developing, securing &amp; mastery) statements for each lesson. SMSC and British Values explored, as well as numeracy and literacy learning opportunities through the sport of netball.

8 lessons scheme of work. Learning outcome and learning question for each lesson stated. EDSM (emerging, developing, securing &amp; mastery) statements for each lesson. SMSC and British Values explored, as well as numeracy and literacy learning opportunities through the sport of netball.

8 lessons scheme of work. Learning outcome and learning question for each lesson stated. EDSM (emerging, developing, securing &amp; mastery) statements for each lesson. SMSC and British Values explored, as well as numeracy and literacy learning opportunities through the sport of table tennis.

8 lessons scheme of work. Learning outcome and learning question for each lesson stated. EDSM (emerging, developing, securing &amp; mastery) statements for each lesson. SMSC and British Values explored, as well as numeracy and literacy learning opportunities through the sport of table tennis.

A list of six breaststroke swimming drills for your high ability swimmers. All you have to do is set the number of lengths they do for each drill. Images accompany the text which makes it a student friendly document. Make sure you laminate it if using in the pool area!!! A question is also presented after each drill to develop student thinking. These questions help you gauge student learning and understanding.

<p>A non-swimmer coaching worksheet, that requires your non-swimmers to engage in the practical lesson. The non-swimmer should buddy up with a swimmer, noting down their findings and develop their communication skills. A student-friendly worksheet, suitable for years 7-9.</p>

<p>Components of fitness and their definitions, with 3 accompanying written tasks. The 3 tasks are progressive in their difficulty, so ideal as 3 progressive activities or for differentiation within a cohort. Ideally suited for first year GCSE PE students, revision for GCSE PE students or Sports Leaders who will go on to study GCSE PE.</p>

<p>Worksheets for a wet weather lesson, non-doer activity sheet or homework. 2-page informative worksheet highlighting starting positions, roles and playing positions for all 7 players. Plus a 2-page worksheet for students to complete. Students to highlight offside players, as well as a 10-question quiz.</p>

8 lessons scheme of work. Learning outcome and learning question for each lesson stated. EDSM (emerging, developing, securing &amp; mastery) statements for each lesson. SMSC and British Values explored, as well as numeracy and literacy learning opportunities through the sport of netball.

A swimming worksheet for your high ability frontcrawl swimmers. Suitable for year 7-9. Three drills with accompanying images, making it a student friendly worksheet. Remember to laminate it if using on pool side!! A question is presented after each drill, creating student thinking and learning. These questions can be used by the teacher to gauge learning and higher thinking skills.