9 lesson trampoline unit of work for beginners / KS3, breaking each of the following skills into easy to follow progressions: Straight Jump Half/Full Twists Seat Landings Swivel Hips Tuck, Straddle, Pike Basic Routines Back Landings Front Landings

This resource contains a fully editable and informative 130-slide PowerPoint presentation on the Olympic Games. The PowerPoint focuses on: the history of the Olympic Games the Summer Olympic sports notable Olympic achievements interesting facts the Tokyo 2020 games. the Paris 2024 Olympic Games The PowerPoint also contains links to: Usain Bolt’s Olympic record-breaking 100-metre race in London 2012, Bob Beaman’s long jump, Dick Fosbury’s high jump, the 2024 Paris Olympic logo and slogan, the 2024 Olympic mascots, the 2024 official dance - des Jeux Olympiques de Paris 2024, a sneak preview of the Olympic Games to be held in Paris in 2024 Please note, the watermark on the preview images is not present on the resource itself. If you buy this resource and are pleased with your purchase, I would be grateful if you could leave a review. As a token of appreciation, you can have a free resource up to the same value of your purchased resource. Just email inspireandeducate@aol.co.uk with your user name, the resource you have reviewed and the resource you would like for free. You may also be interested in: Olympic Games Quiz This resource contains a fully editable, 100-question PowerPoint quiz on the Olympic Games. There are 3 possible answers. The quiz can be administered in a variety of ways - to individuals or teams. The answers can be found by clicking on the Olympic 'rings’ image on the bottom right-hand corner of each slide. Answers can be given either as you go through the quiz or at the end. An answer sheet is provided to allow individuals / teams to record their answers. Sample questions What was the only event at the first Olympics in 776BC? How many rings are there on the Olympic flag? In which event was a new technique used by Dick Fosbury? The ‘J’ approach and the ‘flared’ approach are associated with which event? The IOC have amended the Olympic motto to include another word after "Faster, Higher, Stronger”. What word is it? Save money and buy both resources together at a discounted rate: Olympic Games Presentation and Quiz The Olympic Games Puzzle Pack This resource contains a puzzle pack that includes 16 differentiated puzzles on the Summer Olympics theme. There are three word searches, five anagram puzzles, four crosswords and four Olympic Sports icon puzzles. Olympic Sports Posters This resource contains a set of 55, A3 Olympic Sports pictogram posters. They are ideal for display during the Summer Olympics. They could also be used to inspire creative dance on the Olympic theme in PE lessons.

This resource contains a fully editable and informative 135-slide PowerPoint presentation on the Olympic Games and a 100-question quiz on the Olympics. PowerPoint Presentation This is a fully editable 135-slide PowerPoint presentation on the Olympic Games. It includes information on: the history of the Olympic Games the Olymic summer sports notable Olympic achievements interesting facts the Tokyo 2020 games. the Paris 2024 Olympic Games The PowerPoint also contains links to videos on Usain Bolt’s Olympic record-breaking 100-metre race in London 2012, Bob Beaman’s long jump, Dick Fosbury’s high jump, the 2024 Paris Olympic logo and slogan, the 2024 Olympic mascots, the 2024 official dance - des Jeux Olympiques de Paris 2024 , sneak preview of the Olympic Games to be held in Paris in 2024. The Quiz The quiz contains 100 questions with 3 possible answers. It can be administered in a variety of ways - to individuals or teams. Answers are found by clicking on the medal image on the bottom right-hand corner of each slide. Answers can be given either as you go along or at the end. An answer sheet is provided to allow individuals/teams to record answers. Sample questions: What was the only event at the first Olympics in 776 BC? How many rings are there on the Olympic flag? In which event was a new technique used by American athlete Dick Fosbury? What is Usain Bolt’s Olympic Record time for the 100 metres? The IOC have amended the Olympic motto to include another word after "Faster, Higher, Stronger”. What word is it? Please note, the watermark on the preview images is not present on the resource itself. If you buy this resource and are pleased with your purchase, I would be extremely grateful if you could leave a review. As a token of appreciation, you can have a free resource of your choice up to the same value as your purchased resource. Just email inspireandeducate@aol.co.uk with your user name, the resource you have reviewed and the resource you would like for free. You may also be interested in: The Olympic Games Puzzle Pack This resource contains 16 differentiated puzzles on the Summer Olympics. There are three word searches, five anagram puzzles, four crosswords and four Olympic Sports icon puzzles. Save money and all three resources at a discounted rate: The Olympic Games - Presentation - Quiz - Puzzle Pack Thinking of publishing your own resources or already an author and want to improve your resources and sales? Check out this step-by-step guide: How to Become a Successful TES Author: Step- by- Step Guide

This is a set of 10 board games that work on STRATEGY rather than CHANCE. The only equipment you need is counters/markers. Provided in both colour and black/white. Easy-to-follow instructions are written on the game boards. All games are for 2 players. These games develop skills such as: ♦ strategic thinking ♦ logical thinking ♦ spatial perception ♦ planning ahead ♦ social interaction (not played on a screen!) Games: ♦ Spiralin’ ♦ Slide it! ♦ Sandwich ♦ Choices ♦ Pretwa ♦ Block ♦ Len Choa ♦ Nine Holes ♦ Tapatan ♦ Nine Field Kono Designed on A4 size paper. ********************************************************************** © Suzanne Welch Teaching Resources

I have created an 8 lesson scheme of work which I will be using after Easter with all of my core PE groups from Y7-9. They are designed to be easily adaptable to allow for changes to be made to suit groups of different abilities / needs. Each practice allows for scaffolding for less able students and progressions for more able students. Each lesson includes a warm up / starter activity, learning outcomes, a skill development practice with progressions and a game at the end. The groups I will be working with will generally be fairly low ability for cricket, which means the main focus of this S.O.W is developing batting and fielding skills. I will develop bowling by using underarm / throw downs / drop feeds if necessary. I will also be using these games and skill development practices with my KS4 groups. Most of the activities in this SOW can be taught in an indoor environment - which is useful due to the weather we are likely to get! We have indoor nets which will allow me to adpat lessons to having some students working on batting / bowling in the nets, and others working on catching skills / fielding on the other side. I have also included some resource cards for batting, bowling and fielding. I don’t often use them in lessons, although some may find them useful.

Stuck for cover lesson ideas for Core PE? Or wet weather classroom activities? This is the perfect resource as it includes a wide range of simple, easy to understand activities, suitable for all secondary ages and late primary ages. There are activities such as ‘design a kit’, ‘Personal Profiles’, ‘Wordsearches’, ‘Curriculum Designs’, ‘Word Art’ ‘Circuit Designs’ and more. . . . . Individual pages can be printed but is best suited as a workbook, that way each student can have their own book and work through it for each ‘wet weather’ classroom lesson they have. No more losing papers and keeping it as a booklet means students can look back at the work they have created! It is completely editable so you can make it your own and differentiate as you please. The workbook is literally ready for printing! Please leave feedback :) I really hope this helps you and your PE Department :)

The lesson plans consists of 10 week schedule covering the following disciplines: High Jump = 2 weeks, Long Jump, Triple Jump, 100m, 1500m, Relay, Discus, Shot Put, Javelin. There is a scheme of work attacked, plus a record sheet to fill out. I am apologise for any silly mistakes but I am dyslexic.

Can be used for all groups when doing Badminton, KS3/4/5 with all the information that is required to play, officiate and score a game. Fits nicely so that it can be printed as a 2-sided laminated resource card that will last forever.

A benchball unit of work for year groups 5 & 6. The resource provides a unit of work covering 6 lessons. The unit of work shows the key lessons and key points to cover as well as the necessary resources needed. To use the resource, simply follow the framework and modify to suit the needs and abilities of your pupils. You can also use the framework as a base to develop your own unit of work and lesson plans. I have used this framework throughout my teaching career with proven success. In using this framework I have seen major development and progress in pupils of all abilities. I have also used the framework as a base to creating extremely successful competitive school teams both internationally and in the UK.

Do your students know exactly what exam command words mean and how to respond to them successfully? Here's a collection of activities and worksheets which will help to demystify the meaning of common exam command words and steer students towards developing better exam technique: - a PowerPoint set and PDF of 14 common exam command words with explanations - a PowerPoint set and PDF of 14 common exam command words (without explanations) - a PowerPoint set and PDF of explanations to 14 common exam command words (without the command words) - a word document with command words but no explanations - a word document with explanations but no command words - a word document with command words and explanations These resources can be used in a number of different ways, for example, as wall posters for reference in your classroom, as handouts in students files and books, cut out as smaller flashcards for a matching activity linking command words to the correct explanations and assessing students' ability to successfully demonstrate the meanings of these common command words.

Contained is an 8 week Unit of Work ideal for Beginner and KS3 Table Tennis players. The unit addresses the fundamental skills of Table Tennis such as grip, stance and rallying. Each lesson contains 3-5 learning episodes, each of which have their own Learning Objectives, differentiation and key teaching points.

A unit of work for KS1 Games/ PE focussing on Ball Skills - Contains 6 sessions aimed at KS1 and assessment windscreens for end of unit. LO: To send a ball in a number of ways including rolling, bouncing and throwing. To understand and implement ways to increase accuracy when sending away a ball. To catch a ball of different sizes. To use equipment safely. To begin to talk about, and offer suggestions to improve own and others performance. Lesson 1 Rolling Lesson 2 Bouncing Lesson 3 Catching Lesson 4 Bounce Pass Lesson 5 Tumbling Towers Lesson 6 Round Up/ Invent your own game! Other units of PE planning available in my shop.

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› A PE volleyball unit with over 30 skills, games, activities, drills, stations, structured lesson plans and ‘how to teach volleyball’ videos Are you wanting to deliver high-quality PE, and Volleyball for your class as primary school teacher? Here we don’t just have games to play, we have a professional, structured volleyball program to implement at your school. This Volleyball pack is put together to enhance and broaden your skills and CONFIDENCE in the physical education realm of primary school teaching. Suited for key stage 2 (years 3-6 and even up to year 7-8), it can be followed instantly without the need of searching, planning and scrambling for ideas to deliver high-quality sport to your students. ***NO PREP - Print and teach lessons - and awesome straight from the IPad/tablet. Perfect for all casual, permanent, new and student teachers, PE teachers, professional development, and also great for after-school hours care services who wish to extended their activities, it doesn’t matter if you NEVER PLAYED before, you get everything you need! 1. How to teach Firstly you will be fully equipped with: • Fundamental volleyball rules and gameplay • Key skill elements and coaching points • Warm up games • Individual and partner drills • High activity game-based drills • Engaging modified games These activities are fully underpinned with plenty of diagrams and pictures with clear setup, gameplay, progressions and variations, enabling you to pick from. In addition, we now have short instructional videos on YouTube (links in the document), showing you exactly what the skill should look like and how to teach it. 2. Lesson Plans There is a structured 6-week program of lessons to take your students through the game of volleyball, with progression to know and play: Introduction to digging and serving Introduction to setting and spiking Developing the dig, spike and defence Progression court awareness and attacking play Spiking, defence, and volleyball games Rotate round skills stations, and games The lessons are written to accommodate for class sizes of 25-30 students, yet can be easily applied to smaller/larger groups. 3. Assessment Assessment sheet with grading rationale: Each skill element is clearly defined with a straightforward grading system. Each ability level is determined by the control of the ball and technical parts of the skill, for: dig set spike block movement gameplay This pack is PERFECT for you if you are looking to build your practical knowledge and create an opportunity for your kids to play volleyball through FUN, CHALLENGING, REWARDING and tried and tested activities. It’s crammed full of content made by experienced volleyball coaches and elementary school teachers that can be used term after term, year after year, to develop your students’ volleyball ability! Online video ‘how to teach volleyball’ support Click here to watch the online teaching videos for each of the skills

This is a presentation that I have created for our KS3 tutors to use as a dip in resources when they have nothing to do during form time. It includes over 30+ ideas that can be used throughout a term or year. It includes: Computer based activities, hand on team building, outdoor activities, brain training etc

A range of resource cards for Shot Putt, Javelin, Long Jump, High Jump, Hurdles and Sprinting. Including the ESAA Secondary Award Scheme levels and Self / Peer Assessment Questions for the pupils or teacher to use.

Basketball lay up task sheet including lay up challenge and coaches questions as well as basic technique. Students start standard warm up by dribbling and shooting at 6 different baskets. Students on teachers instructions count their scoring percentage (Max 100%). Students get into ability groups depending on shooting scores from last lesson. These will be made up of 3-4 students. Teacher asks students in their group to answer how many different basketball shots they can name? Set shot, fade away, drunk, lay up What is the most used and most successful shot in the NBA? Lay up Why is this? Fastest and closest way to the basketball hoop, hard to defend against without conceding a foul. Teacher demonstrates lay up technique up to stage 4. Students attempt lay up moving up to stage 4. Students write names on resource card. Students self-reflect on what stage they are currently working at and use the sheet to complete challenges to as high a level as possible. King of the court at

This resource is used to teach rounders through a TGFU approach. Each game is one lesson. I have detailed each lesson with a diagram. A TGFU approach allows students a deeper understanding through game play. Set the students straight into the games and ask questions to probe learning, for example 'In four ball hit - Where should you be hitting these balls', 'How can the fielders work together to be successful' 'What techniques can a batter use to hit the ball in a different direction'.