• 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.

**Update - All new easy to follow diagrams, and links to instructional videos for each skill. Are you wanting to deliver high-quality PE, and Volleyball for your class as an elementary teacher? Here we don’t just have games to play, we have a professional, structured volleyball program to implement at your school. This Prime Coaching Volleyball pack is formulated to enhance and broaden your skills and CONFIDENCE in the physical education realm of primary school teaching. Suited towards the upper primary/elementary years (grades 3-6 and even up to grade 7), 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: 1. Introduction to digging and serving 2. Introduction to setting and spiking 3. Developing the dig, spike and defence 4. Progression court awareness and attacking play 5. Spiking, defence, and volleyball games 6. 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 4. Online video ‘how to teach volleyball’ support Click below to watch the ‘how to teach’ volleyball videos for the fundamental skills: The Dig The Set The Spike The Serves

› 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

› Over 45 PE Basketball skill ideas, drills, ball work and games, and 6 X weekly pre-planned lessons to develop your classes’ sport skills…The Primary Basketball pack has everything you need to teach! Why do I NEED this Basketball pack? If you want to take your P.E lessons to the next level, this basketball sports resource is the best place to start. You’ll give your students a fantastic opportunity to develop their basketball and sporting ability – and turn the popular game into an engaging and exciting sport class. You don’t need to know it all about basketball, you just need these easy-to-teach, tried and tested lesson ideas: Over 45 of the best basketball plans You’ll be so confident and fully equipped with these amazingly straight-forward to teach activitiesfor key stage 2: • Warm-up games › Simple games to get your lesson bouncing and on the go • Ball work plans › Specific skills to work on in pairs • Drills › Different game situations to progress the skills • Modified games › Adapted team games using the skills • Skill stations › Individual skill/task stations to rotate around • Relays › Competitive (and/or) practice tasks to complete as a team 6 X hour-long lesson plans There’s so much content here for you to pick and choose from, taking away all that stressful planning time for PE! If you need a guide, we’ve put together 6 structured sessions (put together from the activities) as an example for you to use straight away. You’ll also receive an assessment sheet with the 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. ››› This pack is PERFECT for you if you want to build your practical knowledge and create an opportunity for your kids to grow and develop in your school gym. We’ve done all the hard work so you don’t have to, and your class will get so excited for their next PE lesson each week. • My NEW Youtube channel has weekly videos for simple ideas, drills + skills for you to teach, and for your students to see: This resource provides you with a link to view the online 'how-to-teach videos as well!

› Over 45 PE Basketball skill ideas, drills, ball work and games, and 6 X weekly pre-planned lessons to develop your classes’ sport skills…The Elementary grades 3-6 Basketball pack has everything you need to teach! Why do I NEED this Basketball pack? If you want to take your P.E lessons to the next level, this basketball sports resource is the best place to start. You’ll give your students a fantastic opportunity to develop their basketball and sporting ability – and turn the popular game into an engaging and exciting sport class. You don’t need to know it all about basketball, you just need these easy-to-teach, tried and tested lesson ideas: Over 45 of the best basketball plans You’ll be so confident and fully equipped with these amazingly straight-forward to teach activities: • Warm-up games › Simple games to get your lesson bouncing and on the go • Ball work plans › Specific skills to work on in pairs • Drills › Different game situations to progress the skills • Modified games › Adapted team games using the skills • Skill stations › Individual skill/task stations to rotate around • Relays › Competitive (and/or) practice tasks to complete as a team 6 X hour-long lesson plans There’s so much content here for you to pick and choose from, taking away all that stressful planning time for PE! If you need a guide, we’ve put together 6 structured sessions (put together from the activities) as an example for you to use straight away. You’ll also receive an assessment sheet with the 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. ››› This pack is PERFECT for you if you want to build your practical knowledge and create an opportunity for you kids to grow and develop in your school gym. We’ve done all the hard work so you don’t have to, and your class will get so excited for their next PE lesson each week. • My NEW Youtube channel has weekly videos for simple ideas, drills + skills for you to teach, and for your students to see: This resource provides you with a link to view the online 'how-to-teach videos as well!

Agility ladders are great to develop your students’ footwork, speed, control & co-ordination, and an awesome opportunity for them to practice movement patterns that are used across a multitude of different sports. You can also watch the online instructional video each pattern HERE. • Hopping in & out • 2 footed jump • Left › right foot• 2 feet in & out • 4-step in & out • Wide & narrow • Frog jumps • Hip twists • Tip-toe balancing Incorporate the patterns within fitness circuits, relay races, or warm up games etc, and if you need lesson ideas, check out some of our best selling sport lesson packs

› 6 Pair skill stations, a 1-hour soccer lesson plan and a whole-class competitive team game to try out to help your PE lessons AWESOME free activities to get your sport lessons going for your grade 3-6's: This pack contains some super PE activities that you can use straight away in your next lessons, helping to build your confidence and knowledge teaching sport at your school. You'll get some activities from each of our grade 3-6 packs: 6 pair skill stations • Taken from the Pairs skill stations pack which has 50 ideas for pairs to develop the key basketball, soccer, baseball, hockey, American football skills and more through these fun and challenging activities 1 hour soccer lesson plan • From our Complete Soccer unit, you'll have over 45 soccer skill ideas, drills, ball work and games, and 6 X weekly pre-planned lessons to turn your students into soccer stars! 1 whole-class competitive team game • Taken from the Team Games pack complete with 21 engaging and challenging team games, giving your students the opportunity to explore their fundamental sport abilities in these unique games We'd love to hear your classes favourites!

› 6 Pair skill stations, a 1-hour football lesson plan and a whole-class competitive team game to try out to help your PE lessons AWESOME free activities to get your sport lessons going for your year 3-6’s: This pack contains some super PE activities that you can use straight away in your next lessons, helping to build your confidence and knowledge teaching sport at your school. You’ll get some activities from each of our year 3-6 packs: 6 pair skill stations • Taken from the Pair skill stations pack which has 50 ideas for pairs to develop the key basketball, football, rounders/baseball, hockey, rugby skills and more through these fun and challenging activities 1 hour football lesson plan • From our Complete Football unit, you’ll have over 45 football skill ideas, drills, ball work and games, and 6 X weekly pre-planned lessons to turn your students into football stars! 1 whole-class competitive team game • Taken from the Team Games pack complete with 21 engaging and challenging team games, giving your students the opportunity to explore their fundamental sport abilities in these unique games Check out other year 3-6 PE resources: › Basketball Unit pack - Coach-grade basketball lesson plans, skills, games, stations and more, your kids will love learning the fundamentals of basketball, whilst developing their teamwork, leadership and gross-motor skills. › Volleyball unit - Everything you need to teach all the core volleyball skills from the beginning and turn them into sport stars! › Fitness Circuits pack - 36 printable station cards (+ online video instructions) to cover the 6 components of fitness necessary to keep your students healthy and active: Core, flexibility & balance, stamina, leg strength, arm strength, and whole body exercise. › Gymnastic stations pack - A complete sport unit with over 60 activities for the trampoline, wedge, bars, floor mats, beams and more.

› 18 FREE PE ideas to get your sport lessons going for your F-3’s: Whole-class activities, skill specific stations and 6 competitive team relay races. This pack contains some awesome PE activities that you can use straight away in your next lessons, helping to build your confidence and knowledge teaching sport at your school. You’ll get some activities from each of our F-3 packs: 6 Whole-class activities • Taken from our top selling resource the Complete Key Stage 1 PE Sport Skills Games Pack, which has in-depth whole lesson plans for large classes and over 100 skills, drills and activities for your class to develop their fundamental sport skills 6 Skill specific skill stations • From our Exploring Stations pack, you’ll have over 60 fun practice sports stations for your kids to improve and practice 6 Competitive team relay races • Taken from the Relay Races pack to get your class competing with 25 different relay variations in teams Check out the best K-3 PE resources: › Complete Key Stage 1 PE Sport Skills Games pack, with over 100 PE group games, skills, drills, challenges, and lesson ideas for your K-2’s: Develop the fundamental • Striking • Moving • Bouncing • Throwing & Catching • Kicking • skills - great inside your sports hall or out on the field › Exploring PE Sport stations pack: 60 stations for quick setup ideas to get your kids practicing their skills and rotating around different activities in your gym or sport field! › Rapid Relay Races pack: 25 thrilling, easy to set up challenging team races to run at your school hall or field - Great for practicing specific sport skills › Fitness Circuits pack - 36 printable station cards (+ online video instructions) to cover the 6 components of fitness necessary to keep your students healthy and active: Core, flexibility & balance, stamina, leg strength, arm strength, and whole body exercise. › Gymnastic Stations pack: A complete sport unit with over 60 activities for the trampoline, wedge, bars, floor mats, beams and more. I’d love to hear your classes favourites! • Subscribe to my Youtube channel for weekly PE teaching ideas, skills & drills

Agility ladders are great to develop your students’ footwork, speed, control & co-ordination, and an awesome opportunity for them to practice movement patterns that are used across a multitude of different sports. You can also watch the online instructional video each pattern HERE. • Hopping in & out • 2 footed jump • Left › right foot• 2 feet in & out • 4-step in & out • Wide & narrow • Frog jumps • Hip twists • Tip-toe balancing Incorporate the patterns within fitness circuits, relay races, or warm up games etc, and if you need lesson ideas, check out some of our best selling sport lesson packs

11 free physical education circuit tasks with printable cards + instructional video These 11 circuit tasks are fantastic for any P.E session and grade level, and can be setup out on the field or in the gym. Watch the ‘how-to’ video here, then have your students learn, practice, and compete in these fundamental movement patterns needed for many sports! You can use similar movement patterns with different equipment you have available at school, and make sure you get the students to help setup! Also included are printable task cards for each activity that you can place on a cone at each station. Incorporate the circuit within fitness, relay races, or warm up games etc, and if you need lesson ideas, check out some of my best selling sport lesson packs at my store

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…

Gymnastic stations for PE – A complete sport unit with over 60 activities for the trampoline, wedge, bars, floor mats, beams and more. This grade 3-6 Gymnastic Stations pack will provide you with the perfect plan to develop your students’ gymnastic abilities (shapes, balances, supports, rotations & ground work). Working from the ground up, you’ll be able to confidently teach these key fundamentals - Simply setup the stations, and your kids focus on a specific skill, before rotating around to the next station. At the end of the session, your students can perform what they’ve learnt to the rest of the class! Every lesson, the activity at each station progresses and varies, giving the opportunity for the students to confidently explore their bodies and achieve new personal goals – and you’ll be teaching sports-coach level gymnastics with ease! You’ll be equipped with: 10-week structured lesson program Week by week, progress your students through the skills and build on the previous lessons to develop them all round in their abilities. Each lesson plan provides a fun warm up game, stretching routine, and easy-to-follow setup and teaching instructions for the stations. Specific equipment activities Every station of equipment has a collection of clear ‘how-to-teach’ specific skills for the: › Trampoline/vault › Wedge › Bars › Floor mats › Beams › Miscellaneous With this complete set of activities, you can also quickly and easily adapt and put together your own unit of gymnastics to suit your class and their aptitude. *Note – sports/gymnastic equipment required: • mini trampoline/vault • crash/landing mat • wedge, and softer boxes • Freestanding bars • 10 floor mats • beam/thin sports bench • cones, hoops, hurdles Assessments You’ll get assessment sheets with a detailed rationale/breakdown of each element area for you to grade your students. **BONUS** – access to online station vidoes You’ll also have access to the online Youtube video playlists for each station – Here you’ll be able to watch each station in action, see what the skill looks like, and see how to explain it/teach it to your class - You can even play it to your kids before you start to make it even easier for you! This unit has been put together after years of experience, working specifically in teaching elementary gymnastics to grades K-6 in many schools. * Note – This grade 3-6 pack is similar to the grade K-3 pack, just with a few minor station variations and adaptations to suit to correct age level. Prime Coaching – Game-changing sport lessons. Feel free to contact for any questions and further support at danny@primecoachingsport.com

Gymnastic stations for PE – A complete sport unit with over 60 activities for the trampoline, wedge, bars, floor mats, beams and more. This year 3-6 (Key Stage 2) Gymnastic Stations pack will provide you with the perfect plan to develop your students’ gymnastic abilities (shapes, balances, supports, rotations & ground work). Working from the ground up, you’ll be able to confidently teach these key fundamentals - Simply setup the stations, and your kids focus on a specific skill, before rotating around to the next station. At the end of the session, your students can perform what they’ve learnt to the rest of the class! Every lesson, the activity at each station progresses and varies, giving the opportunity for the students to confidently explore their bodies and achieve new personal goals – and you’ll be teaching sports-coach level gymnastics with ease! You’ll be equipped with: 10-week structured lesson program Week by week, progress your students through the skills and build on the previous lessons to develop them all round in their abilities. Each lesson plan provides a fun warm up game, stretching routine, and easy-to-follow setup and teaching instructions for the stations. Over 60 specific equipment activities Every station of equipment has a collection of clear ‘how-to-teach’ specific skills for the: › Trampoline/vault › Wedge › Bars › Floor mats › Beams › Miscellaneous With this complete set of activities, you can also quickly and easily adapt and put together your own unit of gymnastics to suit your class and their aptitude. *Note – sports/gymnastic equipment required: • mini trampoline/vault • crash/landing mat • wedge, and softer boxes • Freestanding bars • 10 floor mats • beam/thin sports bench • cones, hoops, hurdles Assessments You’ll get assessment sheets with a detailed rationale/breakdown of each element area for you to grade your students. BONUS – access to online station vidoes You’ll also have access to the online Youtube video playlists for each station – Here you’ll be able to watch each station in action, see what the skill looks like, and see how to explain it/teach it to your class - You can even play it to your kids before you start to make it even easier for you! This unit has been put together after years of experience, working specifically in teaching primary school gymnastics to years F-6 in many schools. * Note – This year 3-6 pack is similar to the year F-3 pack, just with a few minor station variations and adaptations to suit to correct age level. Prime Coaching – Game-changing sport lessons.

Gymnastic stations for PE – A complete sport unit with over 60 activities for the trampoline, wedge, bars, floor mats, beams and more This K-3 Gymnastic Stations pack will provide you with the perfect plan to develop your students’ gymnastic abilities (shapes, balances, supports, rotations & ground work). Working from the ground up, you’ll be able to confidently teach these key fundamentals - Simply setup the stations, and your kids focus on a specific skill, before rotating around to the next station. At the end of the session, your students can perform what they’ve learnt to the rest of the class! Every lesson, the activity at each station progresses and varies, giving the opportunity for the students to confidently explore their bodies and achieve new personal goals – and you’ll be teaching sports-coach level gymnastics with ease! You’ll be equipped with: 10-week structured lesson program Week by week, progress your students through the skills and build on the previous lessons to develop them all round in their abilities. Each lesson plan provides a fun warm up game, stretching routine, and easy-to-follow setup and teaching instructions for the stations. Specific equipment activities Every station of equipment has a collection of clear ‘how-to-teach’ specific skills for the: › Trampoline/vault › Wedge › Bars › Floor mats › Beams › Miscellaneous With this complete set of activities, you can also quickly and easily adapt and put together your own unit of gymnastics to suit your class and their aptitude *Note – sports/gymnastic equipment required: • mini trampoline/vault • crash/landing mat • wedge, and softer boxes • Freestanding bars • 10 floor mats • beam/thin sports bench • cones, hoops, hurdles Assessments You’ll get assessment sheets with a detailed rationale/breakdown of each element area for you to grade your students **BONUS** – access to online station vidoes You’ll also have access to the online Youtube video playlists for each station – Here you’ll be able to watch each station in action, see what the skill looks like, and see how to explain it/teach it to your class - You can even play it to your kids before you start to make it even easier for you! This unit has been put together after years of experience, working specifically in teaching elementary gymnastics to grades K-6 in many schools. * Note – This grade K-3 pack is similar to the grade 3-6 pack, just with a few minor station variations and adaptations to suit to correct age level. Prime Coaching – Game-changing sport lessons. Feel free to contact for any questions and further support at danny@primecoachingsport.com

- 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.

- 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.

› Over 45 PE Football skill ideas, drills, ball work and games, and 6 X weekly pre-planned lessons to develop your classes’ sport skills…The Prim ary Soccer pack for Key stage 2has everything you need to teach! WHY DO I NEED THIS SOCCER PACK? If you want to take your P.E lessons to the next level, this football sports resource is the best place to start. You’ll give your students a fantastic opportunity to develop with football and sporting ability – and turn the simple game into an engaging and exciting sport class. You don’t need to know it all about football, you just need these easy-to-teach, tried and tested lesson ideas: Over 45 of the best soccer plans You’ll be so confident and fully equipped with these amazingly straight-forward to teach activities: • Warm-up games › Simple games to get your lessons kick-started • Ball work › Specific skills to work on in pairs • Drills › Different game situations to progress the skills • Modified games › Adapted team games using the skills • Individual skill stations to rotate around • Relays › Competitive (and/or) practice tasks to complete as a team 6 X hour-long lesson plans There’s so much content here for you to pick and choose from, taking away all that stressful planning time for PE! If you need a guide, we’ve put together 6 structured sessions (put together from the activities) as an example for you to use straight away. You’ll also receive an assessment sheet with the 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.

- 45+ specific reception/prep-year 2 fundamental individual sport skill challenges, to develop striking, movement, bouncing, throwing & catching, and kicking skills. Complete with flash cards & videos… This is my new FAVOURITE addition to my lower primary lesson collection, and perfect to use to start the year, end the year, or anytime in between! I’ve filmed with my son Elijah to bring you the BEST kindy-grade 2 ideas. Why does EVERY kindy-grade 2 teacher need this? Developing the fundamental PE skills plays such a VITAL role in the overall development of the students. So we’ve recorded the best ideas using simple equipment to allow you and your class to work on these abilities, whilst developing core attributes such as co-ordination, tracking, reaction and whole-body control… 1. Over 45 fun sport challenges Using basic gym equipment (balls, cones, rackets, hoops…), we’ve recorded a range of individual tasks, perfectly suited for foundation, year 1 and even year 2 students. The challenges are a combination of sport skills and movements, designed to develop hand-eye co-ordination, reaction, balance, footwork, through the 5 components: • Striking - hockey & racket skills • Moving - locomotion, movement, jumping & balance • Bouncing - basketball dribbling & ball handling • Throwing & catching - co-ordination & ball tracking • Kicking – soccer ball control 2. Interactive powerpoint slides Each task is clearly demonstrated with high-quality video clips within a .pptx file (powerpoint*). There your students can see exactly how the challenge is performed, and simple reference text is there for you, the teacher, to help guide them if needed. There are multiple ways you can run these activities. For example, simply load the slides onto iPads, and have students working individually or in small groups, as they copy the demonstrations. Students can work in their own space, at their own pace, without the pressure of others around. 3. Printable flash cards For additional reference, you can print out the flash cards for each skill. That means you can use these to setup stations around the hall and have students practice for 3-4 minutes before rotating around to the next challenge. You can be sure they’ll be engaged and stimulated for the entire lesson! So yes, these tasks are a must have as part of your physical education support, and you’ll see that taking PE doesn’t have to be daunting and I’ve made it even easier to teach!