› 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

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Roll into the new term with this fundamental ball skills unit. Used across 5 lessons, this unit comes with 5 detailed lesson plans that are easily adaptable for EYFS and KS1. There is differentiated success criteria for EYFS, Y1 and Y2. Created by an experienced PE subject coordinator, these lessons have been rated Outstanding by PE professionals and leadership teams. Files included: ✸ x4 lesson plans (spread across 5 lessons) ✸ Success criteria for throwing, catching and using a racket ✸ Bean game ideas Lesson 1 Learning Objectives: To perform basic catching skills To follow instructions To understand expectations in PE (R/Y1) Basic Skills & Personal Development: Catching a large ball. (EYFS) Show good control and coordination (EYFS) Throwing and catching skills (Yr 1 / 2 ) Lesson 2 Learning Objectives: Send and receive a ball To show an awareness of the immediate space around our bodies. To practise different ways of sending and receiving a ball. Basic Skills & Personal Development: How to roll different equipment. How to move and stop equipment safely. (Y1) How to catch with both hands. (Y1/2) Lesson 3 Learning Objectives: To use a racket To use space to move safely around others. To use a racket safely to send and receive a ball. Basic Skills & Personal Development: EYFS: Experiments with different ways of moving. Shows increasing control over an object in pushing, patting, throwing, catching or kicking it. Year 1 / 2: Hit a ball with a racket. Follow rules set e.g. Follow a line with a ball. Lesson 4 / 5 Learning Objectives: To perform basic actions using different body parts. To use hands and feet to send and receive a ball. To hit a target with a ball. Basic Skills & Personal Development: EYFS – Thawing an object with increasing control and accuracy Year 1 – Throw an object in different ways Year 2 – Use hitting, rolling and kicking during a game Tags: Y1 Y2 subject lead leader physical education fitness athletics funs basketballs tennis Have any issues with this resource or a request? Contact us directly for the quickest response at: explore_education@outlook.com

This outstanding PE unit has been planned by PE experts and tried in primary schools with real children! Through this unit, children will learn fundamental skills, such as running, jumping and balancing. Each lesson comes with at least two different games for children to play and apply their skills and a warm up and cool down. There are also resource listings so you can ensure you are prepared for each lesson. Learning objectives include: ✸ Develop awareness of speed and distance ✸ Develop fluency, rhythm and balance in running over obstacles ✸ Take off in different ways and land in a coordinated way ✸ Use different jumps to make jumping sequences ✸ To complete a running and jumping course. Have any issues with this resource or a request? Contact us directly for the quickest response at: explore_education@outlook.com

Explore the world of movement and creativity with our KS1 African Animals PE Unit. This resource includes five thoughtfully designed lesson plans that focus on physical activity, teamwork, and imaginative learning. Through interactive activities and games, students will develop coordination, vocabulary, and a deeper understanding of animal movements. These lessons are an exciting addition to your curriculum, promoting active engagement and a holistic learning experience. Lesson 1: Discovering Animal Movements and Vocabulary Kick off the unit with a dynamic exploration of body movements in response to music. The Traffic Lights Game and engaging warm-up activities help students develop essential movement vocabulary while highlighting the significance of proper warm-ups before exercise. Lesson 2: Embodying Animal Movements with Creativity In this lesson, students embrace their inner animals through imitation and creative expression. Activities like “I’m a Lion and Late for Trip to the Waterhole” encourage physical movement and imaginative play, fostering both coordination and vocabulary development. Lesson 3: Sequencing Animal Movements for Performance Lesson 3 focuses on sequencing movements into cohesive performances. Students collaborate to choreograph dance sequences inspired by animal movements, enhancing teamwork skills and encouraging creative storytelling through movement. Lesson 4: Crafting Collaborative Dance Stories Students weave movement and imagination together in Lesson 4. Collaboratively creating dance sequences that embody African animal characteristics promotes cooperative learning and the art of storytelling through physical expression. Lesson 5: Expressive Dance Performances with Animal Movements The final lesson showcases students’ progress and creativity. Combining animal movements into expressive dance performances not only promotes physical activity but also encourages students to communicate through movement, emphasizing their understanding of animals and their unique traits. Our KS1 African Animals PE Unit offers a well-rounded approach to physical education, promoting movement, teamwork, vocabulary development, and imaginative expression. Each lesson plan is carefully crafted to create an engaging and enriching learning experience for your students. Tags: Key Stage 1, Physical Education, Creative Movement, Animal Imitation, Dance Choreography, Teamwork, Coordination, Vocabulary Development, Physical Activity, Holistic Learning, Lesson Plans, Interactive, Curriculum Integration, ofsted, curriculum, physical education Have any issues with this resource or a request? Contact us directly for the quickest response at: explore_education@outlook.com y1 y2 year 1 2

Can you beat The Cube?? Challenge your students using this adaptation of he ITV Game show, The Cube. Suitable for face-to-face or distance learning PE lessons. Benefits: This challenge can be incorporated to achieve learning outcomes from different curricular strands, including Outdoor and Adventure Education or Health-Related Fitness. This resource includes differentiation in the form of a ‘simplifier’, whereby students are given a regressed/easier version for each challenge to support all students to achieve success. All challenges can be completed using household items or adapted using minimal PE equipment. **Resources include: ** PowerPoint presentation with nine physical challenges. The presentation includes instructions detailing how to complete the challenge, what students will need to complete the challenge and a warm-up suggestion. Each challenge includes a written and video* demonstrations for each challenge. The Cube Theme tune music Student testimonial: “It added something fun to regular PE” Video demonstrations have been sourced from Youtube. Video credit is provided in the PowerPoint.

BTEC Level 1 Sport: (SP5) How Exercise Affects the Body A fantastic resource for those teaching BTEC Level 1 Sport. This resource includes starter activities and plenary tasks, differentiated learning objectives, tasks with differentiation, employability tasks, Maths and English tasks included (where possible). The resource is very interactive and has been put together by a series of teachers to improve the consistency. The main PowerPoint itself contains over 150 slides and there are attached worksheets which helps the delivery of the Unit. The unit also includes a workbook to aid the delivery.

KS 4 Striking and Fielding Scheme of Work for Rounders and Cricket and adaptable to all striking and fielding activities including long ball and stool ball. This feeds directly from the KS 3 resource also in the shop.

The Kingball Resource Pack is a PE resource pack which includes 3 different versions of the exciting throwing and catching strategy PE game. It is perfect for Physical Education lessons focusing on throwing, catching, strategy and teamwork. Each activity includes a visual and a description of how to play the game. Perfect for Primary / Elementary / Physical Education Teachers and Sports Coaches. Have a look at our other resources: -10 PE Activities for the Classroom - Bouncing, rolling and catching Task Cards - Signs and Symbols Fitness Navigation Activity - Slide in the Mud PE Game - Amoeba Tag PE Game - Crab Football Clearout - Kings and Queens: Rock, Paper, Scissors Fitness - Physical Education Activity - Polar Bear Tag - Physical Education Game - The Dragon Nest - PE Strategy Game - The Witches Cauldron - PE Strategy Halloween Game - 5 PE Christmas Games - 12 Days of Fitness PE Christmas Activity

A 38 page PDF booklet full of games and activities suitable for P.E. lessons, after school activities, summer camps, or just for family fun! A year long syllabus outline is provided with weekly learning outcomes, as well as a language objective. Games can be played indoor or outdoors, and have a recommended class size label. Each game comes with a list of props needed and detailed description of the rules and a picture. Booklet was originally made for an ESL Kindergarten setting, so can be explained simply for students who aren’t native English speakers, and most games can be adapted for an active ESL classroom. Most suited for students aged 3-9 years old. Contents: EYFS Overview Physical Development Targets Year Plan (Recommended activities and English key phrases to be taught over 36 weeks) Sample Lesson Plan Warm Up Activities Kids Yoga Cardio Exercise Activities Parachute Activities Ballgames Hula Hoop Activities Tag Games Skipping Rope Activities Balance Activities Quoits Activities Team Building Activities Dance Activities Gym Scooter Activities Seasonal and Party Games Search Terms: kindergarten P.E., kindergarten gym class, preschool PE, Grade 1 PE, Primary PE, primary 1 PE, preschool gym class, nursery PE, ESL gym class, teaching PE, PE lesson plans, PE activity ideas, PE game ideas, Gym class lesson plans

A complete unit of work complete with six easy to follow lesson plans all based around the topics of basic athletics. Fun and simple for all learners.

A EYFS scheme of work for children to develop their early learning goals and hone in on fundamental skills throwing and catching. Looking at team games and different ways children can move.

Striking and Fielding Scheme of Work for Rounders and Cricket and adaptable to all striking and fielding activities including long ball and stool ball.

Organize and display your sports team formations or publish and promote your sports teams with this resource. Can also be used with pupils to consider playing positions and develop coaching skills. Sports in this document include: Football, Rugby, Basketball, Netball, Water Polo, Golf, Cross Country and Tennis. Sheets are available in blue and red. For a fully editable version please see my other resources on TES,

This lesson pack provides a six-week scheme of work for Key Stage 2 Year 5 Physical Education that focuses on developing various Athletics skills and techniques using the Teaching Games for Understanding model. Students will participate in warm-up exercises, skill development drills, and mini-games that require specific athletics techniques. They will also work in small groups to create full routines that incorporate various skills learned throughout the scheme of work. The lessons align with the National Curriculum and offer differentiation strategies to accommodate individual ability levels. By the end of the scheme of work, students will have a better understanding of Athletics, improved flexibility, strength, technique, control, and balance, and be able to apply their skills and knowledge in a game scenario. Now including our resource pack and long jump tutorial video! SKU: A Comprehensive Athletics Scheme of Work for Primary PE Teachers KS2 Year 5 CATEGORIES: Lesson Plans, Physical Education Resources, Schemes of Work, TAGS: Lesson Plans, Quality of Education, Schemes of Work, Year 4 Football, Year 4 Gymnastics, Year 4 Dance. Special Educational Needs lesson plan and scheme of work., Key stage 1 and 2 Swimming, Primary physical education, Primary physical education resources, Primary

Motivate students to get excited about track and field by challenging themselves against real world records! GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS • Before class: create as many stations as you would like and place the appropriate equipment at each station (see equipment list below). • Note: This lesson plan provides many station ideas (both Track and Field and other challenges). Adapt for your space/equipment by removing stations you don’t need! • Introduce the field of Track and Field to students (see “Background” below) • Distribute a worksheet to each student and break students into pairs. • Explain the ”Station Instructions” (next page) to all students and instruct them to complete their worksheet, challenging themselves against the world record athletes. Students can take turns timing/measuring each other’s results in pairs. • Send an approximately equal number of pairs to each station to complete the challenge. • Rotate students through the stations, either at their own pace or every few minutes. Up to you if you would like them to try each activity more than once before moving on.

A termly table of sessions linking to the 6 individual sessions. Adapt and use template. Ideas for sessions. includes tool, fire use. Used to pass level 3 training Please check out my other Forest School resources.

Technical coaching points for Long Jump using the Hang technique

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

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The 10 Ladder PE Activities has been created by The PE Shed to provide PE teachers with a resource for improving coordination and movement skills. Students can use this resource independently or it can be delivered by a teacher. Perfect for Primary / Elementary / Physical Education Teachers and Sports Coaches. Have a look at our other resources: 10 PE Activities for the Classroom Bouncing, rolling and catching Task Cards Active Reading Comprehensions - Level 1 - Letters and Sounds Phase 3-4 Kingball Resource Pack - 3 Versions of the throwing and catching strategy PE game Bench Ball -2 versions- PE Invasion Game Signs and Symbols Fitness Navigation Activity Slide in the Mud PE Game Kings and Queens: Rock, Paper, Scissors Fitness - Physical Education Activity Polar Bear Tag - Physical Education Game The Dragon Nest - PE Strategy Game Tower Rush - PE Strategy Game Protect the Kingdom - PE Teamwork and Coordination Game The Witches Cauldron - PE Strategy Halloween Game 5 PE Christmas Games 12 Days of Fitness PE Christmas Activity