› A 10 lesson physical education course with follow-along videos for grade 2-6 students I am excited to share my latest PE course, the Super Sport Star sessions course! It’s whole new and exciting way for you to deliver sport at your school. I’ve recorded a collection of 10 high-quality video lessons for your grades 2-6 class to practice and develop their sport skills in real-time with me, Coach Danny… ✮ 10 follow-along PE lessons for students to work individually ✮ You’ll get access to a collection of 10 video lessons (downloaded via GoogleDrive). The students will be working individually in the sports hall with their own equipment, as we work through the fundamental skills needed for different sports like basketball, tennis, soccer, and volleyball. They’ll also be developing locomotion, hand-eye co-ordination, reaction-time and more, through various challenges, tasks and drills. The idea is to play the videos via projector onto a wall at one end of the gymnasium. The lessons vary from 25-35 minutes (and can be easily adapted to be shorter or longer), and are structured with a warm-up, main activities, and stretching & cool down. As we work through the tasks, I’m also educating your students about the different bones, muscles and mechanics involved, so it’s an awesome and new way to deliver physical education with your school. There are 2 types of sessions to choose from: • 6 x ’Skill sessions’: These sessions focus on the technique needed for particular sports skills. At the end of each lesson there are some questions to check for understanding (answers given during the session!) •* 4 x ‘Circuit sessions’*: These sessions are setup so students rotate through 3 different equipment objects, practicing a different variation each time for around 90 seconds For each lesson you’ll also get an overview/plan, which can be printed out or followed along with on the iPad… You can watch an example session here on my YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/XxrKaF1bqsI So with over 90 different skills, warm-ups and fitness tasks, this course is a whole new way to teach physical education, and your students will be greatly engaged with this dynamic approach. And of course, I do the teaching so you don’t have to!

PE posters containing bright, colourful posters for your sports hall or classroom I’ve put together a bundle of the 4 poster packs I’ve made, so you can get them all in one go! In this bundle you’ll get: • The Components of Physical Fitness • The Fundamental skills in Sport • Warming up in Sport • The basic Locomotion movements The posters are fantastic to put up in any sports hall or classroom, and a great reference tool when teaching P.E with at any grade level. The high quality .jpeg files can be printed out A3, A4, or smaller/larger, however is best suited for you.

• 23 individual volleyball skill & drill printable task cards for elementary PE (+ videos) This elementary volleyball task cards pack is an awesome addition to be equipped with, to help with volleyball in your PE lessons. It contains a collection of high-quality task card files with exclusive video demonstrations, for you to use as part of your volleyball program… 1. 23 colourful, easy-to-follow PE activity cards › Simply print out (and laminate) the cards (A4 or A5), and pick & choose a variety of activities to use. You can use the cards as stations to rotate around, or incorporate into circuits, as warm up activities etc… The activities are fantastic to use to help develop your students: • digging* • setting • spiking • serving • & individual movement skills…* and are perfectly suited for all grades 3 through 6, and beyond… They can also be printed larger as sports hall posters, or used for reference straight from your iPad/tablet. Each card has uniquely drawn illustrations with clear teaching instructions. 2. Online video demonstration support You’ll be given access to instructional videos for each task (private YouTube videos). You can watch the videos with your students to help them see exactly how to perform the activity effectively with the correct technique. I know you’ll love these task cards as they’re such a practical resource tool for any elementary or high school teacher. I’m always striving to give you more than just the resource itself – You won’t find other volleyball cards complete with supporting videos. I aim to provide you with professional sports-coach level resources that are so easy to teach and implement at your school as a teacher.

• 41 individual warming up & stretching printable task cards for elementary PE (+ videos) This Warming up & Stretching task cards pack is a fantastic foundational resource to be equipped with, and contains a collection of high-quality task card files with exclusive video demonstrations. You’ll be able to confidently and safely lead your class through various warm up and stretching exercises - the warm ups are used to begin your lessons, and stretching to finish… 1. 41 colourful, educational PE activity cards › Simply print out (and laminate) the cards (A4 or A5), and pick & choose 3-4 different tasks to do each lesson. They can also be printed larger as sports hall posters, or used for reference straight from your iPad/tablet. Each card has uniquely drawn illustrations with clear teaching instructions. You’ll be prepped with: • 25 warm up tasks - to start off your lessons and get your kids ready for sport. There are 2 types of warm up tasks and can either be done as ‘reps’ (repetitions), or for about 30s each task: 1: On the spot › Perform the movements individually in your own space 2: End-to-end › Working from one side of the sports hall/field, going to the other side and then back. • 16 stretching exercises - to use at the end of your sessions to improve flexibility, increase strength, and help to prevent injury to your muscles. Stretches can be held for 10-15s and repeated 2-3 times. Online video demonstration support You’ll be given access to instructional videos for each task (private YouTube videos, and links to my new APP). You can watch the videos with your students to help them see exactly how to perform the exercise safely and effectively, it’s they’re an incredibly helpful reference tool. One idea is have a student pick and choose 2-3 warm ups and 2-3 stretches, have them watch the corresponding videos, and then teach and demonstrate them to the rest of the class. Teaching tool for life I know you’ll love these task cards as they’re such a practical resource tool for any elementary or high school teacher. And just so you know these activities are only 41 tasks out of over 250 unique sport skills, drills and challenges - available to be access HERE in my Prime Coaching app. I’m always striving to give you more than just the resource itself – You won’t find other warm up and stretching cards complete with supporting videos. I aim to provide you with professional sports-coach level resources that are so easy to teach and implement at your school as a teacher. Make sure you check out some of my other resources below:

• 28 individual throwing & catching skill printable task cards for elementary PE (+ videos) This elementary throwing & catching task cards pack is an awesome addition to be equipped with, to help with your PE lessons. It contains a collection of high-quality task card files with exclusive video demonstrations, for you to use within your sports curriculum. 1. 28 colourful, easy-to-follow PE activity cards › Simply print out (and laminate) the cards (A4 or A5), and pick & choose a variety of activities to use. You can use the cards as stations to rotate around, or incorporate into circuits, as warm up activities, relay races etc… The activities are fantastic to use to help develop your students: • hand-eye co-ordination • gross motor movements • reaction time • individual skills • overall abilities for baseball, American football, basketball and more… and are perfectly suited for kindy through to grade 5 They can also be printed larger as sports hall posters, or used for reference straight from your iPad/tablet. Each card has uniquely drawn illustrations with clear teaching instructions. 2. Online video demonstration support You’ll be given access to instructional videos for each task (private YouTube videos). You can watch the videos with your students to help them see exactly how to perform the activity effectively with the correct technique. I know you’ll love these task cards as they’re such a practical resource tool for any elementary teacher, and I’m always striving to give you more than just the resource itself – You won’t find other sport cards complete with supporting videos. I aim to provide you with professional sports-coach level resources that are so easy to teach and implement at your school as a teacher.

• 28 individual throwing & catching skill printable task cards for primary school PE (+ videos) This primary school throwing & catching task cards pack is an awesome addition to be equipped with, to help with your PE lessons. It contains a collection of high-quality task card files with exclusive video demonstrations, for you to use within your sports curriculum. 1. 28 colourful, easy-to-follow PE activity cards › Simply print out (and laminate) the cards (A4 or A5), and pick & choose a variety of activities to use. You can use the cards as stations to rotate around, or incorporate into circuits, as warm up activities, relay races etc… The activities are fantastic to use to help develop your students: • hand-eye co-ordination • gross motor movements • reaction time • individual skills • overall abilities for baseball, American football, basketball and more… and are perfectly suited for prep through to year 5 They can also be printed larger as sports hall posters, or used for reference straight from your iPad/tablet. Each card has uniquely drawn illustrations with clear teaching instructions. 2. Online video demonstration support You’ll be given access to instructional videos for each task (private YouTube videos). You can watch the videos with your students to help them see exactly how to perform the activity effectively with the correct technique. I know you’ll love these task cards as they’re such a practical resource tool for any primary teacher, and I’m always striving to give you more than just the resource itself – You won’t find other sport cards complete with supporting videos. I aim to provide you with professional sports-coach level resources that are so easy to teach and implement at your school as a teacher.

*• 33 individual striking & hitting skill printable task cards for elementary PE (+ videos) * This elementary striking & hitting task cards pack is an awesome addition to be equipped with, to help with your PE lessons. It contains a collection of high-quality task card files with exclusive video demonstrations, for you to use within your sports curriculum. 1. 33 colourful, easy-to-follow PE activity cards › Simply print out (and laminate) the cards (A4 or A5), and pick & choose a variety of activities to use. You can use the cards as stations to rotate around, or incorporate into circuits, as warm up activities, relay races etc… The activities are fantastic to use to help develop your students: • ball-racquet control • tracking • co-ordination • overall gross motor movements for baseball, tennis and hockey…and are perfectly suited for kindy through to grade 6 and beyond They can also be printed larger as sports hall posters, or used for reference straight from your iPad/tablet. Each card has uniquely drawn illustrations with clear teaching instructions. 2. Online video demonstration support You’ll be given access to instructional videos for each task (private YouTube videos). You can watch the videos with your students to help them see exactly how to perform the activity effectively with the correct technique. I know you’ll love these task cards as they’re such a practical resource tool for any elementary teacher, and I’m always striving to give you more than just the resource itself – You won’t find other striking sport cards complete with supporting videos. I aim to provide you with professional sports-coach level resources that are so easy to teach and implement at your school as a teacher.

56 specific sport skill slides with technique, coaching cues and demonstration for striking, moving, bouncing, throwing & catching, and kicking This is one of the most valuable resources for any teacher needing help and reference for their physical education. Simply put up the slides onto your digital boards, projectors, or tablets, and have students learn and follow along as we cover all the fundamental sport skills they need to develop, as demonstrated by me Coach Danny! Why do you need this pack?.. 1. 56 Clear video clip demonstrations (powerpoint slides) I’ve filmed every exercise individually, and compiled them into powerpoint slide files. There you’ll be able to see exactly how to perform each task with the correct technique, complete with clear coaching cues for students to use as a reference. The younger grades can copy the movement & skills patterns as they work out their co-ordination and feel for the skills, whilst the older grades begin to implement the correct technique with the coaching cues, and fine-tune to become more effective. Visual learning is a huge part of learning the variety of sport abilities. Students need clear demonstrations to copy, so in the video clips I really highlight the fundamental pointers with slow-motion and animation to focus on the key areas to perform the skill effectively. They cover: • Striking - (tennis, baseball, hockey, volleyball) • Moving - (locomotion, skipping, dodging, jumping…) • Bouncing - (basketball) • Throwing & catching - (American football, baseball, frisbee, rugby…) • Kicking - (soccer) 2. Skills covered Students will discover and teach themselves the skills, such as: • baseball throwing, pop-fly catching & ground ball fielding • soccer dribbling, passing & skills • basketball shooting & passing • volleyball digs, sets, spikes & serves • movement by skipping, jumping, shuffling, hopping • tennis/paddle serves, forehand & backhand strikes • frisbee throws • rugby passes • American football kicks & throws… By learning the building blocks of these fundamental skills, students will greatly develop their transferrable skills and overall co-ordination, tracking & balance using different equipment. 3. Practical & complete PE learning tool You can put up the slides on your projector or screen in the gym hall when going through a particular sports skill. They can also be loaded up onto the iPads, and as student practice, they can refer to the video clips and coaching cues for reference. That means you the teacher just need to help facilitate - I’ve done all the hard work for you! So this is an incredibly valuable resource, not only for teachers and class students, but for college students studying education, parents, sports coaches, professional development and much more…

- 56 specific sport skill slides with technique, coaching cues and demonstration for striking, moving, bouncing, throwing & catching, and kicking This is one of the most valuable resources for any teacher needing help and reference for their physical education. Simply put up the slides onto your digital boards, projectors, or tablets, and have students learn and follow along as we cover all the fundamental sport skills they need to develop, as demonstrated by me Coach Danny! Why do you need this pack?… 56 Clear video clip demonstrations (powerpoint slides) I’ve filmed every exercise individually, and compiled them into powerpoint slide files. There you’ll be able to see exactly how to perform each task with the correct technique, complete with clear coaching cues for students to use as a reference. The younger years can copy the movement & skills patterns as they work out their co-ordination and feel for the skills, whilst the older grades begin to implement the correct technique with the coaching cues, and fine-tune to become more effective. Visual learning is a huge part of learning the variety of sport abilities. Students need clear demonstrations to copy, so in the video clips I really highlight the fundamental pointers with slow-motion and animation to focus on the key areas to perform the skill effectively. They cover: • Striking - (tennis, baseball, hockey, volleyball) • Moving - (locomotion, skipping, dodging, jumping…) • Bouncing - (basketball) • Throwing & catching - (American football, baseball, frisbee, rugby…) • Kicking - (football) 2. Skills covered Students will discover and teach themselves the skills, such as: • baseball throwing, pop-fly catching & ground ball fielding • football dribbling, passing & skills • basketball shooting & passing • volleyball digs, sets, spikes & serves • movement by skipping, jumping, shuffling, hopping • tennis/paddle serves, forehand & backhand strikes • frisbee throws • rugby passes • American football kicks & throws… By learning the building blocks of these fundamental skills, students will greatly develop their transferrable skills and overall co-ordination, tracking & balance using different equipment. 3. Practical & complete PE learning tool You can put up the slides on your projector or screen in the gym hall when going through a particular sports skill. They can also be loaded up onto the iPads, and as student practice, they can refer to the video clips and coaching cues for reference. That means you the teacher just need to help facilitate - I’ve done all the hard work for you! So this is an incredibly valuable resource, not only for teachers and class students, but for college students studying education, parents, sports coaches, professional development and much more…

- Powerpoint slides to learn names & functions muscles used in different sports, with videos + printable reference cards for physical education With this essential PE resource you’ll be equipped with an interactive presentation of the key muscles in the body. It’s a fantastic way to introduce (& recap) the anatomy and biomechanics of muscles through engaging, clear videos and diagrams, and can be used across multiple grades in elementary and high school. What’s in this resource? Powerpoint slides for ‘muscles in sports’ The .pptx file shows all the major muscles that are used when playing different sport skills. Clear diagrams and facts are given for each area. Each muscle group is accompanied with a video clip explaining in further details how the muscles are used, with demonstrations of me (Coach Danny!) showing how they’re used in sport-specific skills. The muscles we cover are: • Pectorals (chest) • Biceps & triceps (arms) • Deltoids (shoulders) • Trapezius (upper back) • Latissimus dorsi (back) • Abdominals & obliques (core) • Gluteals (buttocks) • Quadriceps & hamstrings (legs) • Gastrocnemius (lower legs) There’s also a multiple choice quiz at the end to test and check for understanding 2. Printable cards + posters For additional reference there’s 11 high-quality printable cards to put up in the gymnasium, plus additional posters with labels for each of the muscles. Who is this ESSENTIAL resource for? Any teacher from grade 3 through to grade 9 (and even above) can use this presentation with their students. Younger grades will gain a basic concept of why we need muscles, while older students will recap on the proper names, and how they are applicable in the sports they play. This is an engaging tool for all sport classes, and an excellent reference when teaching various components of physical education.

- 10 exciting dodgeball variation games for physical education (all grades) Get your players dodging, ducking, dipping, diving and dodging with this exciting pack - ideal any PE class, holiday camp, youth group or sports team. 10 unique whole class games • Have your students develop their reaction, agility, speed and spatial awareness with these exciting variations of the classic game of dodgeball. • Each game is complete with simple-to-follow setup and gameplay instructions with basic PE equipment, and has variations to keep the games adaptable to your students ability. Rounds can be played and adapted to last anywhere from 10 to 45+ minutes. • Working in teams, individually, and in small groups, these activities are awesome to play any time with any grade level, as part of your PE, playground games, brain break or rainy day sessions… These games will add an exciting edge to your sport curriculum, and are perfect to introduce and play over and over again any time of year.

- 10 exciting dodgeball variation games for physical education (all grades) Get your players dodging, ducking, dipping, diving and dodging with this exciting pack - ideal any PE class, holiday camp, youth group or sports team. 10 unique whole class games • Have your students develop their reaction, agility, speed and spatial awareness with these exciting variations of the classic game of dodgeball. • Each game is complete with simple-to-follow setup and gameplay instructions with basic PE equipment, and has variations to keep the games adaptable to your students ability. Rounds can be played and adapted to last anywhere from 10 to 45+ minutes. • Working in teams, individually, and in small groups, these activities are awesome to play any time with any grade level, as part of your PE, playground games, brain break or rainy day sessions… These games will add an exciting edge to your sport curriculum, and are perfect to introduce and play over and over again any time of year.

- Powerpoint slides to learn names & functions muscles used in different sports, with videos + printable reference cards for physical education With this essential PE resource you’ll be equipped with an interactive presentation of the key muscles in the body. It’s a fantastic way to introduce (& recap) the anatomy and biomechanics of muscles through engaging, clear videos and diagrams, and can be used across multiple grades in elementary and high school. What’s in this resource? 1. Powerpoint slides for ‘muscles in sports’ The .pptx file shows all the major muscles that are used when playing different sport skills. Clear diagrams and facts are given for each area. Each muscle group is accompanied with a video clip explaining in further details how the muscles are used, with demonstrations of me (Coach Danny!) showing how they’re used in sport-specific skills. The muscles we cover are: • Pectorals (chest) • Biceps & triceps (arms) • Deltoids (shoulders) • Trapezius (upper back) • Latissimus dorsi (back) • Abdominals & obliques (core) • Gluteals (buttocks) • Quadriceps & hamstrings (legs) • Gastrocnemius (lower legs) There’s also a multiple choice quiz at the end to test and check for understanding 2. Printable cards + posters For additional reference there’s 11 high-quality printable cards to put up in the gymnasium, plus additional posters with labels for each of the muscles. Who is this ESSENTIAL resource for? Any teacher from grade 3 through to grade 9 (and even above) can use this presentation with their students. Younger grades will gain a basic concept of why we need muscles, while older students will recap on the proper names, and how they are applicable in the sports they play. This is an engaging tool for all sport classes, and an excellent reference when teaching various components of physical education.

78 PE exercise workout tasks for elementary grades - to develop overall fitness & health, stamina and strength This new fitness exercise course will have you prepped with a huge collection of tasks to choose from, to use within your PE & health programs. Simply put up the slides onto your digital boards, projectors, or tablets, and have students follow along with the different fitness exercises, as demonstrated by me Coach Danny! Why do you need this pack?.. 1. 78 dynamic exercises for all grades Students will develop their overall fitness, static & dynamic strength, stamina, agility, and motor skills, in exercises using basic equipment: *- 2 cone Agility ladder On the mat Jump rope No equipment Hoop* You can use the exercises as part of your PE fitness program, as warm-up activities, stations, brain breaks and more - And with me doing the demonstrations, all you need to do is setup the basic equipment! 2. Clear video clip demonstrations (powerpoint slides) I’ve filmed every exercise individually, and compiled them into 6 powerpoint slide files. There you’ll be able to see exactly how to perform each task with the correct technique, complete with clear written instructions for the students to use as a reference. The younger grades can copy the movement patterns as they work out their co-ordination, whilst the older grades begin to implement the correct technique with the coaching cues. 3. Practical & exciting fitness workout resource You can put up the slides on your projector or screen in the gym hall, and have your kids work through them individually, or as part of stations or circuits. The kids can work through an exercise for 1 minute, rest for 30 seconds, then move on to an task…the ways you can these slides are endless, feel free to be creative! (there’s energetic music includes within the slides too) The files are in .ppx format, and also work perfectly on Keynote (Mac users). They can easily be loaded onto tablets/iPads, giving the students the opportunity to work in their own space and time. This in turn takes the responsibility off of you (the teacher), meaning you don’t need to teach them - I take the stress out of it for you! So this is an incredibly easy-to-use fitness tool packed with great exercises, and a must have for elementary teachers of every grade.

78 PE exercise workout tasks for primary school grades - to develop overall fitness & health, stamina and strength This new fitness exercise course will have you prepped with a huge collection of tasks to choose from, to use within your PE & health programs. Simply put up the slides onto your digital boards, projectors, or tablets, and have students follow along with the different fitness exercises, as demonstrated by me Coach Danny! Why do you need this pack?.. 1. 78 dynamic exercises for all grades Students will develop their overall fitness, static & dynamic strength, stamina, agility, and motor skills, in exercises using basic equipment: *- 2 cone Agility ladder On the mat Jump rope No equipment Hoop* You can use the exercises as part of your PE fitness program, as warm-up activities, stations, brain breaks and more - And with me doing the demonstrations, all you need to do is setup the basic equipment! 2. Clear video clip demonstrations (powerpoint slides) I’ve filmed every exercise individually, and compiled them into 6 powerpoint slide files. There you’ll be able to see exactly how to perform each task with the correct technique, complete with clear written instructions for the students to use as a reference. The younger years can copy the movement patterns as they work out their co-ordination, whilst the older years begin to implement the correct technique with the coaching cues. 3. Practical & exciting fitness workout resource You can put up the slides on your projector or screen in the sports hall, and have your kids work through them individually, or as part of stations or circuits. The kids can work through an exercise for 1 minute, rest for 30 seconds, then move on to an task…the ways you can these slides are endless, feel free to be creative! (there’s energetic music includes within the slides too) The files are in .ppx format, and also work perfectly on Keynote (Mac users). They can easily be loaded onto tablets/iPads, giving the students the opportunity to work in their own space and time. This in turn takes the responsibility off of you (the teacher), meaning you don’t need to teach them - I take the stress out of it for you! So this is an incredibly easy-to-use fitness tool packed with great exercises, and a must have for primary school teachers of every year level.