<p>GCSE revision quiz on health and fitness unit. Questions on diet, benefits of exercise, BMI measurements, somatotypes, definitions of fitness, obesity/anorexia and more.</p> <p>Revision quiz to recap the health and fitness unit including a range of questions. Can be completed as a team or individuals, on paper to be marked or as an interactive lesson on whiteboards.</p>

<p>A-Level quiz based on TV game show including questions from the unit sport, society and technology. Questions include technology within sports and year of introductions, bosman ruling, women in sport, industrial Britain, amatuerism v professionalism and more.</p> <p>In small groups students can play with paper ‘monopoly money’ or chocolate coins. All pupils given the same started money and then face multiple choice question where they must divide their money across the answers.<br /> Wrong answer= lose the money.<br /> Each slide has a timer to music so pupils are given the same amount of time to answer each question.</p>

<p>GCSE quiz based on TV game show including questions on bones, classification of bones, functions of the skeletal system, function of bones and location of bones. Great for a recap lesson or a revision task.</p> <p>In small groups students can play with paper ‘monopoly money’ or chocolate coins. All pupils given the same starting money and then face multiple choice question where they must divide their money across the answers (I use A4 pieces of paper marked as A,B,C,D for them to place their money on).</p> <p>Transitions on the quiz included that remove 1 answer, followed by the following 2 incorrect answers (can give students and extra chance to relocate their money).<br /> Wrong answer= lose the money.</p> <p>Each slide has a timer to music so pupils are given the same amount of time to answer each question.</p>

<p>Task card for paired/group coaching opportunities focusing on the set show. Written and visual pointers on correct technique, utilising BEEF acronym.</p> <p>Can be used to promote peer-assessment/coaching within lessons.</p>

<p>GCSE quiz based on TV game show including questions on muscles such as antagonist pairs/origin and insertion/ functions of muscles/ types of contractions and more. Great for a recap lesson or a revision task.</p> <p>In small groups students can play with paper ‘monopoly money’ or chocolate coins. All pupils given the same starting money and then face multiple choice question where they must divide their money across the answers.<br /> Wrong answer= lose the money.<br /> Each slide has a timer to music so pupils are given the same amount of time to answer each question.</p>

<p>Simple worksheet for movement analysis, pupils need to identify the antagonist pair, movement type, contraction type and the bones.</p> <p>Can be used as a starter activity/recap task or a worksheet alongside a lesson.</p>

<p>Powerpoint that goes through the 3 different types of health (social, physical and mental) to spark discussions to the complexity of health and the interlinking elements of it.</p> <p>Activites on the presentation asking pupils to draw a person and label all things the would consider healthy.</p> <p>Extension task of self-esteem.</p>

<p>Planes and Axis powerpoint to introduce the topic. Includes an easy starter task, descriptions, examples and activites within the powerpoint. Finishes with an exam styled question.</p> <p>Link provided of the video i always use to support explanations (and often complete the task ourselves with jelly babies).</p>

<p>Knowledge Organisers for Sport Psychology</p> <p>Inclueds organisers which condense and organise:</p> <ul> <li>classification of skill<br /> -performance guidance in sport<br /> -performance feedback in sport<br /> -mental preparation<br /> -target setting</li> </ul> <p>These can be used to organise folders of work or as revision tools for quizzes, testing or poster displays.</p>

<p>Simple worksheet on levers for GCSE PE. Pupils must provide a description, a drawing, an example within the body and an example within a sporting action.</p> <p>Can be used as a starter/recap activity sheet or can be used as a worksheet alongside a lesson.</p>

<p>Self or peer assessment worksheet for officials in badminton, tennis or volleyball lessons. Pupils have to mark themselves as red, amber or green against a range of statements in relation to the sport, then they must expand on what went well, and what could be improved.</p> <p>Used often with BTEC groups, GCSE classes or within leadership units where pupils are learning how to officiate or lead a sport.</p>

<p>Simplistic leadership peer-assessment sheets for pupils to assess one-anothers leadership skills. Used with my BTEC group and my year 9 leadership unit.</p> <p>Can also be used by teachers to assess pupils.</p>

<p>A-level lesson on lawn tennis. Presentation starts with a recap quiz of previous topics covered such as wage increases, development of football, bosman ruling, women’s football (usually completed on whiteboards but can be done in books, or removed if these topics haven’t been covered yet!).</p> <p>All needed lawn tennis information throughout the presentation and exam style questions at the end with mark scheme on the last slide so pupils can mark their own work.</p>

<p>GCSE lesson including powerpoint covering location of bones, classification of bones, function of skeletal system/bones.</p> <p>Lesson includes x2 worksheets (optional… naming bones can be completed with post-it notes on the board and classifying bones worksheet can be written out).</p> <p>Lesson also includes a furthur ‘bingo bones’ task that the teacher needs to ask questions for, or pupils can create questions for the class.</p> <p>Clear objectives at the beginning and finishes with exam questions (can become a homework task).</p>

<p>Starter activity included in presentation, asking pupils to design their own ‘healthy meal’.<br /> Powerpoint detailing the food pyramid and the 5 food groups.<br /> What each food group does for you/provides your body.<br /> Information on how much of each food group a person should include.<br /> The important of hydration.</p> <p>Worksheet asked pupils to categorise different foods into the correct food group.<br /> Presentation finishes with interactive true or false questions.</p>

<p>Powerpoint for fitness detailing what fitness is, how fitness means different things to different people and how you can not alwaysy tell if someone is fit just by looking at them.</p> <p>Includes videos and tasks within the presentation.</p> <p>Details of basic fitness testing and activity for pupils to test their own reaction times.</p>

<p>Unit of lessons on ‘the world of work’ covering budgeting, finance, careers and job application proccess.</p> <p>Includes 6 topics that will take a minimum of 7 lessons</p> <ul> <li>budgeting</li> <li>the value of money</li> <li>dragons den/entrepreneurs</li> <li>Careers/pathways</li> <li>CV writing</li> <li>Interviews</li> </ul> <p>Includes presentations and activities. Presentations include videos.</p>

<p>Knowledge organisers for applied anatomy and physiology.</p> <p>12 Organisers that structure and condense the information from across these units.</p> <ul> <li>Muscular System</li> <li>Skeletal System</li> <li>Cardiovascular System</li> <li>Respiratory System</li> <li>Aerobic and Anaerobic Exercise</li> <li>Long and Short term Effects of Exercise</li> <li>Movement Analysis</li> </ul> <p>Can be used to organise work folders or as revision tools or posters.</p>

<p>Health, Fitness and Well-being Knowledge Organisers</p> <ul> <li>Health and Well-being</li> <li>Sedentary Lifestyle</li> <li>Diet and Nutrition</li> </ul> <p>Information from this unit condensed and structured to create knowledge organisers that can be used to divide topics within lessons or as revision aids. Can be used for revision posters and/or revision cards.</p>

<p>PE knowledge organisers for Socio-Culutral Influences unit.</p> <p>Includes 3 condensed knowledge organised with the nessecary structured information.</p> <ul> <li>social groupings and participation</li> <li>ethical factors in sport</li> <li>commercialisation in sport</li> </ul> <p>These can be used to organsie work folders or as a revision guide for quizzes. Can also be used for displays or revision posters.</p>

<p>Physical Training Knowledge Organisers<br /> -keeping fit and healthy<br /> -principles of training<br /> -methods and effects of training<br /> -health and safety in sport</p> <p>All information from the unit condensed and structured into eay to follow knowledge organisers. Can be used to organise folders or as revision cards/posters.</p>