IGCSE PE - Skills and Skill Acquisition
IGCSE PE Skills and Skill Acquisition Pack | Cambridge 0413 | Lessons and Tests
SHORT DESCRIPTION
Teach skills, classification, learning, practice, feedback and guidance with 45 slides, 20 student pages, lesson plans and two independently written tests.
FULL DESCRIPTION
A coordinated skills and skill acquisition teaching pack for Cambridge IGCSE Physical Education 0413, examinations 2027–2028.
Included
20-page student workbook with 8 worksheets, 2 practical records, 6 homework tasks and 4 revision pages.
Colour and ink-friendly workbook PDFs, plus editable Word copies.
45 editable PowerPoint teaching slides with a PDF copy.
Eight theory lesson plans and two optional practical plans, with answers and teaching notes.
Two independently written 4-page tests: 40 marks and 50 minutes each, with matching teacher mark schemes.
A 25-question printable revision quiz and generic editable CSV question bank.
Separate homework and revision booklets for convenient distribution. These repeat the corresponding student workbook pages.
Topics
Skill and ability; factors affecting skill development; six characteristics of skilled performance; basic/complex, fine/gross and open/closed continua; information processing; short-term and long-term memory; limited channel capacity; learning stages; whole, part, whole-part-whole, fixed and variable practice; feedback; guidance.
Scope
This pack follows the skills content of the classroom Chapter 8 sequence. It covers the skills and skill acquisition subset of the syllabus, not the whole Skill Acquisition and Psychology section. Goal setting, motivation, arousal, anxiety, relaxation and personality are outside this pack. The multi-channel comparison is a labelled extension retained from classroom teaching.
All buyer resources download with the pack. No Canva account is required. The CSV is a generic bank and is not a guaranteed platform-specific import. A live Kahoot game is not included.
Independent resource. Not endorsed by Cambridge International Education.
Suggested age range 14–16. Subject Physical Education. Resource type Unit of Work, where available.

