A peer and self assessment card for students to give instant feedback on theirs or their partners jump shooting. Using the acronym BEEF, students will be able to visualise how to shoot from stationary. This resource is perfect for a guided discovery lesson if you are just introducing basketball to your curriculum. A must have!

Bring an old school game back to life, to engage and motivate students in the topic fitness. it is cross curricular with with either maths or Geography in terms of grid maps or graph/coordinates. This is fully editable to meet the needs of your PE class.

A simple game to engage students in a fitness lesson. Play to win, winner selects the losers exercise, the winner will do the slightly easier version of the exercise. Play for as long as you want to, depending on what you objectives are. Works really well when students learn about interval training.

An old classic and fully interactive fitness game (works best on powerpoint). Students can take it in turns to select a tile, it will then reveal a fitness exercise and reps, which they’ll complete together. There are 5 mines in this game, the further away from a mine the less amount of reps they do. If students land on a mine = 10 burpees There is a powerpoint version (works best, when you present it), also can download as google slides version (however you’ll need students to delete the boxes manually, wothout presenting). A christmas version soon to follow.

A useful video to help engage students in PE from home!!!