IGCSE Cambridge Physical Education Key Words lists
Tidy tables and presentations of all key words in IGCSE Cambridge PE.
Can be used as a display, handouts for performance files or inside student workbooks:
Keys words from all 11 units including:
Anatomy and physiology
C1: The skeletal and muscular system
C2: Respiratory system
C3: Circulatory system
C4: Energy supply and the effects of exercise on the body
C5: Simple biomechanics
Health, fitness and training
C6: Health and well-being
C7: Training
C8: Skills and skill acquisition
C9: Psychology
Social, cultural and ethical influences
C10: Social and cultural influences
C11: Ethics and other issues
Includes: Title/heading tennis introduction
Designed to aid secondary school PE teachers in giving non participants a productive worksheet to complete if they are unable/it is not relevant for them to coach/umpire during the lesson. The worksheet is generic for any activity and will develop the analytical skills of the pupil. The worksheet will ask the pupil to explore the lesson objectives, the warm up, the coaching points of the skill being taught and to analyse two students of differing abilities. Furthermore, there is a differentiated additional task of designing a new drill/activity with options to increase/decrease the difficulty of the exercise.
** An Ofsted inspector was very impressed with the content of the sheet when questioning a non participant in my group and stated 'an excellent and challenging PE resource for all capabilities' . **
Furthermore, we all have students who like to make up excuses/convince their parents they are too ill for PE so hand you a note to be excused. When they realise there is writing involved in PE each time they manage to be excused from participating they may decide that taking part in the lesson is the a more sensible option! Which is what an outstanding PE teacher should want- all their students to be actively involved if possible.
Cambridge GCSE and IGCSE Physical Education (PE)
Practice questions and mark-schemes - Whole course / all chapters / topics
51 Individual quizzies covering emtire syllabus
Over 250 questions covering entire syllabus in detail
Organised by chapter
1 - 5 mark questions for each subtopic.
Anatomy and physiology
Muscular skeletal system
Respiratory system
Circulatory system
Energy systems and recovery
Simple biomechanics
Health, fitness and training
Health and well-being
Training
Skill acquisition and psychology
Skills and skill acquisition
Psychology
Social, Cultural and ethical influences
Social and cultural influences
Ethics and other issues
Questions are derived from past paper exams and may be used alongside the official Cambridge text-book.
For revision or use during lessons.
Includes both short and long answer questions.
This resource gives students the opportunity to apply their knowledge of every single learning objective in the Cambridge syllabus in detail.
This 74 page revision guide will provide revision material which is presented in a clear, concise, but not too condensed format, appropriate for international students sitting the Cambridge IGCSE PE examination.
They may be used for study and homework throughout the year but are predominantly intended as student revision. Suitable for all students, it will stretch those of a lower ability while challenging and providing a wealth of exam practice for students of higher ability.
Visual and EAL learners will be supported by the diagrams and figures that are used to illustrate all concepts, ranging from the elementary to the complex. Each section/topic contains past exam questions, with the answers for each question in the back of the booklet along with a glossary of key terms.
The guide contains the following:
Unit 1
Skill
Motivation and Mental Preparation
Skeleton and Joints
Muscles and Tendons
Circulatory and Respiratory Systems
Fitness
Physique
Drugs
Unit 2
Health
Diet
Games: Safe Practice
Injuries
Exercise and Training
Unit 3
Leisure and Recreation
Facilities, Participation, Excellence
Global Events
Media
Access to Sport
Exam Question Answers
Glossary
Amazing revision tool for A Level PE students!
Interactive Powerpoint presentation with past paper questions for the Edexcel/Pearson specification.
Perfect for students who want to access past paper questions with mark schemes.
Powerpoint and PDF verision included.
PE End of Term Christmas Pack - Physical Education -
1 x PE and Sport Digital Generation Escape Room - Very Fun!
1 x PE Themed First Generation Digital Escape Room
1 x GCSE PE Students End of Term Quiz
Bonus: 1 x Set of FREE PE cover sheets
Detailed Descriptions:
GCSE PE Christmas Quiz - Christmas 65+ Questions Christmas / End of Term Quiz aimed at KS4 PE students. Every round is completely different and not just your boring Q and A style. Inste or even KS3 Students. Each round tests a different type of skill.
Full 1 hour Lesson
Over 10 rounds and 65+ Questions. Christmas Quiz. This resource contains:
1x PowerPoint with questions and answers
1x Student Answer Sheet double sided out of /60+ Marks
3 sets of Editable Team Certificates (1st place, 2nd place and 3rd place)
Round 1: Identify Santas Movements
Guessing the Physical movement that has been highlighted in each picture
Round 2: Acroynms
Expanding terms like DOME and EPOC
Round 3: Component fitness Tests
Name the Component and Fitness and test
**Round 4: Higher or Lower **
Work out it its higher or lower than the next statement
Round 5: Cardio Catch
Work out these fun picture clues
Round 6: Christmas True or False
Good variety of themed questions
Round 7: Multiple Choice PE Theory
Put your team to the test
Round 8: Wordsearch Round
Topical Trivia and confusion
**Round 9: The Which one round **
Solve the maths puzzle in the time limit
Round 10: Anagram Round
Pick the right one
**BONUS TIE BREAKER **
Create the Santa Meme
This quiz resource is perfect for a PE Theory lesson or form time, extra curricular clubs, part of a drop down day or as a fun treat for your class.
Brand New PE Escape Rooms - End of Term Digital Escape Room - 2nd Generation Virtual Escape Room by Cre8tive Resources! Can you escape the School Before the End of Term? This lasts an hour or under depending on how quick the teams can solve each puzzle! Students love this style of lesson, great as an educational treat for your class.
Product Contents:
Escape Room Interactive Tracker PowerPoint - Keeps the competitive nature on display
Escape Room Puzzle Keys (Six Sets for Six Teams)
Escape Room Team sheet - Record codes, answers clues as they progress through the 7 rooms
Escape Room Puzzles (7 Rooms = 7 Different styles of Puzzles involving numeracy, literacy and lateral thinking to escape the School)
Teacher Answer Sheet - Quickly confirm to teams they have solved the puzzle correctly
Teacher instructions of how to set up the escape room and what to print and top tips and shortcuts.
Successful Escape Certificates for those that complete the entire challenge (There is a difficult bonus escape too :) for any quick teams
The 7 Rooms include: Playground, Hallway F, English Classroom, Never Ending Basement, Heads Office, The Library and Finally the Secret Laboratory (Each Puzzle has been adapted to suit the topic of this Escape Room and is suitable to KS3 and KS4 Student.
You may also want to check out these other great Physical Education resources:
Physical Education GCSE Quiz - Christmas
PE Christmas Jumbo Pack
KS3 and KS4 PE Christmas Quizzes
Guess the Sports Quiz
PE Escape Room
PE Cover Lesson
PE Escape rooms Bundle
This is a ready to go session for an external AQA GCSE Football moderation. It can be easily adapted to meet Edexcel specifications or broken down and taught as individual lessons to any age range.
This session meets all AQA specifications and demonstrates the required skills in isolation, under pressure and in competitive situations.
Each drill has a description and diagram to help understand and visualize how to set up and conduct the session.
Please leave a review and comment how I can improve my resources, thank you!
An Editable PPT slide Mapping out the KS3, KS4 Core Games and OCR Cambridge National Sport Science in Physcial Education. Used as display poster, pupil friendly,
7 page revision sheet for AQA Physical Education GCSE
Musculoskeletal system
Types of Bones
Skeletal system
Synovial Joints
The Heart
Cardiac Cycle
Types of Blood Vessel
Information on sheet is taken from BBC Bitesize and GCSEPod videos - Exam questions taken from AQA sample exam papers - information is not my own.
I have designed these level descriptors for the new 1-9 grading system. We use these in our department from KS3 all the way through to KS4 to add consistency to our reporting. Students in year 7 will progress through the 1-9 system as they move from year 7 to year 11.
The descriptors address 6 strands - Skill, Tactics & Strategy, Teamwork and leadership, Competitive situations, Analysis of performance and Theoretical knowledge.
This is what you will get, all the policies and produces to run a department:
Aims of the Physical Education Department
Staffing Structure
Procedures for Changing
Physical Education Kit
Non-participants
Wet Weather Lessons
Behavioural Policy
Homework Policy
Extra-curricular Provision including Visitors and Clubs
Curriculum Content
Timetable 2015-16
Curriculum IGCSE Physical Education
Curriculum AS/2 Level Physical Education
Curriculum AS Level Physical Education
Curriculum A2 Level Physical Education
Cover for Absent Teachers
Assessment, Recording and Reporting
Baseline Assessment
Marking
Literacy
Numeracy
Information and Communication Technology
Gifted and Talented
Enterprise
Social and Emotional Aspects of Learning
Helping Children Achieve More
Special Educational Needs and Differentiation
Equal Opportunity
Cross-curricular
Cross-phase
Rewards
Health and Safety Policy
Examples of Risk Assessment
I am dyslexic, so if you find some silly mistakes, I am, very sorry
This PE Target Games pack provides you with 20 exciting and engaging games and skill stations. Each activity is expertly designed to increase student proficiency, engagement and skill for many types of target games, students will propel balls and aim for targets in various ways. All these games are tried and tested, and will be a sure fire hit with your students.
Within each game is ways to modify the activity, what equipment you will need and a Q&A section. Also included is a peer assessment sheet that students can use to assess their throwing skills
This was designed after working in Primary and Secondary schools to support teachers when looking at 'What does good look like&'. It also follows the principles and teaching strategies of Val Sabin.
This resources provides dual coding for 34 key concepts in Physical Education, including components of fitness, methods of training and principles of training.
In addition to the dual coding, the resource also provides accroynm’s to be used as memory techniques by learners to recall this key content.
These images and slides can easily be copied and pasted into new resources you make, used as posters in changing rooms, printed as flash cards for learners or used for memory recall starter tasks.
More than 250 questions on power point slides to get your students really thinking! Perfect as a stand alone starter activity, or to lead into the main theme of your lesson. These questions don't have a 'right' or 'wrong' answer, per se, You can present them to your students to see what they think and challenge them to justify their thinking - perfect for developing reasoning skills and arguing for or against a point of view. A really useful alternative to asking recall questions which only assess students' memory - these questions will draw out their deeper thinking. Suitable for all levels.
A booklet used to track the progress of KS3 pupils in Physical education.
KAL grading system (Knowledge, Awareness and LEadership) with detailed criteria set on the 1-9 scale. Knowledge encompasses some of the GCSE theoretical content that is taught along side the KS3 curriculum. Awareness focuses on effort, tactical awareness and community in PE lessons. Leadership looks to develop pupils confidence and ability to lead small groups and take ownership of their lessons.
The grading criteria for practical sports has been ommited as we use the AQA GCSE PE skill critera for each sport and this is accessible elsewhere. However, any criteria can be added for the practical element and placed within the booklet.
There is opportunity for pupils to self assess and reflect on their current grades as well as setting targets for themselves. This is currently the method of assessment in my school and it is working very well. pupils enjoy knowing their grade, like being compared to GCSE students and it has delivered a real focus for staff teaching the subject.
booklet allows progress to be tracked from year 7 to year 9 with 3 assessment points throughout each year. At each assessment point pupils can set targets to achieve for the next assessment point, one target for each part of KAL.
Booklet also has designated area to record athletics scores over 3 years which has really helped us in selecting pupils for events and entering for certification.
The back page allows staff to see, at glance, grading at each assessment point and sports grades achieved without having to sift through each page of every book.
We currently have one of these books for each KS3 pupil. They will keep this with them throughout their time with us and it will be used as reference at each assessment point, parents evening and report home.
PHYS ED ROCKS!!!
This colorful Why Physical Education poster identifies 10 important and life-altering outcomes that stem from quality physical education. The statements are brief, yet POWERFUL! The PDF file includes 4 different header colors to match your school’s gym colors.
Over 40 benefits of PE to make your display boards look awesome!
Take a look at the example display in the preview! :)
Editable PowerPoint and PDF file included. Can also be shared via Google Slides.