Cambridge Technicals Level 3: Sport and Physical Activity. Unit 1: body systems and the effects of physical activity. LO4.4 Gaseous exchange at the alveoli. An awareness in differences in partial pressures. Worksheet to complete whilst learners watch a particular clip on youtube about the topic.

Cambridge Technicals Level 3: Sport and Physical Activity. Unit 1: body systems and the effects of physical activity. LO4.1 The structure of the lungs and their roles. Key terms and definitions activity relating to 4.1 that can be used with the whole class.

Cambridge Technicals Level 3: Sport and Physical Activity. Unit 1: body systems and the effects of physical activity. LO4.2 Respiratory muscles used during exercise worksheet.

Cambridge Technicals Level 3 in Sport and Physical Activity. Unit 1 - Body systems and the effects of physical activity. LO5 - Understand the energy systems in relation to exercise and physical activity. 69 slide presentation which can be used to deliver LO5. It contains information, activities, research tasks and past exam questions with the mark scheme. Each slide indicates the LO being taught on the left hand side.

Cambridge Technicals Level 3 in Sport and Physical Activity. Unit 1 - Body systems and the effects of physical activity. LO4 - Understand the respiratory system in relation to exercise and physical activity. 58 slide powerpoint with a information, activities, past questions and mark schemes for LO4. Worksheets also included to correspond with powerpoint.

KS3 Introduction to Anatomy and Physiology Booklet. This easy to follow booklet was designed for students in years 7, 8 and 9 to use during classroom-based wet weather lessons as well as during periods of online learning during the pandemic. It is 18 pages and based around the specification for OCR GCSE PE (9-1) paper 1. Lesson 1 - The structure and function of the skeletal system Lesson 2 - The structure and function of the muscular system Lesson 3 - The structure and function of the cardiovascular system Lesson 4 - The structure and function of the respiratory system Each lesson contains a starter activity, main tasks with extensions and ‘Now Test Yourself’ section to finish.

OCR Cambridge Technical Level 3 in Sport and Physical Activity. Unit 1 – Body systems and the effects of physical activity. LO3 – Understand the cardiovascular system in relation to exercise and physical activity. 3.5 Vascular shunt mechanism and the role of arterioles and pre-capillary sphincters. Students watch the video below and answer the questions on the worksheet. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DOkfXI-Lkvs

OCR Cambridge Technical Level 3 in Sport and Physical Activity. Unit 1 – Body systems and the effects of physical activity. LO3 – Understand the cardiovascular system in relation to exercise and physical activity. 3.1 Learners will need to understand the directional flow of blood through the heart and the role of each of the structures in this. This activity challenges students to order the structures of the heart in relation to the direction which blood flows in. Extension task involves describing the function of each structure.

KS3 Introduction to Anatomy and Physiology Booklet. This easy to follow booklet was designed for students in years 7, 8 and 9 to use during classroom-based wet weather lessons as well as during periods of online learning during the pandemic. It is 18 pages and based around the specification for OCR GCSE PE (9-1) paper 1. Lesson 1 - The structure and function of the skeletal system Lesson 2 - The structure and function of the muscular system Lesson 3 - The structure and function of the cardiovascular system Lesson 4 - The structure and function of the respiratory system Each lesson contains a starter activity, main tasks with extensions and ‘Now Test Yourself’ section to finish.

Cambridge Technicals Level 3 in Sport and Physical Activity. Unit 1 - Body systems and the effects of physical activity. LO3 - Understand the muscular system in relation to exercise and physical activity. 88 slide powerpoint which can be used to deliver LO1. It contains information, activities, research tasks and past exam questions with the mark scheme. Each slide indicates the LO being taught on the left hand side.

OCR Cambridge Technicals Level 3 in Sport and Physical Activity. Unit 1 - Body systems and the effects of physical activity. LO2 - Understand the muscular system in relation to exercise and physical activity. 58 slide powerpoint with information, activities, research tasks and past exam questions with mark schemes based on LO2. Each slide indicates the LO on the left hand side.

OCR Cambridge Technicals Level 3 Sport and Physical Activity. Unit 1 – Body systems and the effects of physical activity. LO2 – Understand the skeletal system in relation to exercise and physical activity. 1.6 Joint Movements.

OCR Cambridge Technicals Level 3 in Sport and Physical Activity. Unit 1 - Body systems and the effects of physical activity. LO1 - Understand the skeletal system in relation to exercise and physical activity. 1.8 The impact of physical activity, training and lifestyle on the skeletal system. This is a powerpoint that can be used to deliver 1.8. Estimated number of learning hours is 2.

Cambridge Technicals Level 3 in Sport and Physical Activity. Unit 1 - Body systems and the effects of physical activity. LO1 - Understand the skeletal system in relation to exercise and physical activity. 36 slide powerpoint with a variety of whiteboard based revision activities for LO1. Estimated completion is 2 learning hours.

Cambridge Nationals Level 1/2 Sport Studies. Unit R051: Contemporary issues in sport. LO2 – Know about the role of sport in promoting values. Values which can be promoted through sport. Task - Students must study a range of images. Each image represents 1 value that can be promoted through sport. They must match the value with the image. Recommended as a starter activity as a recap or a plenary.

OCR Cambridge Nationals (level 1/2) in Sport Studies. Unit R051 - Contemporary Issues in Sport. Activity pack in powerpoint form. This powerpoint is 77 slides of activities for students to complete. Almost every slide is a new activity. This is not a presentation showing information that students must learn. It is an activity pack containing around 50 seperate tasks made closely against the unit specification. The activities range from starters, mains tasks and plenarys. Tasks would also be suitable as homeworks. Extensions provided. Tasks range from definition matching activities, research projects, miniwhiteboard quizzes, comprehension and questions based upon carefully selected video clips. Each task relates to one of the four learning outcomes set out in the specification. This is indicated at the bottom of each slide. I would estimate this will save you 30-40 hours of work.

Cambridge National L1/2: Sport Studies. Unit 5051 Contemporary Issues in Sport. LO1 – Understand the issues which affect participation in sport. The different user groups who may participate in sport and the possible barriers which affect participation in sport. Powerpoint presentation with slides for note taking and several student-centered activities that can be done from the board.

Cambridge National L1/2: Sport Studies. Unit 5051 Contemporary Issues in Sport. LO1 – Understand the issues which affect participation in sport. The different user groups who may participate in sport, the possible barriers which affect participation in sport and the solutions to barriers which affect participation in sport summary table.

Cambridge Nationals Level 1/2 Sport Studies. Unit R051: Contemporary issues in sport. LO1 – Understand the issues which affect participation in sport. Growth of new/emerging sports and activities in the UK. Powerpoint presentation with starter, main and exam style questions. Images are hyperlinked to videos of new and emerging sports.

Cambridge Nationals Level 1/2 Sport Studies. Unit R051: Contemporary issues in sport. LO2 – Know about the role of sport in promoting values. The importance of etiquette and sporting behaviour of both performers and spectators. This presentation features lots of carefully selected sporting videos to demonstrate sportsmanship, gamemanship, etiquette and spectator etiquette. Students enjoy watching the videos as they come from a range of different sports and are memorable. They generate useful discussion.