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.
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Resource includes PowerPoint presention and differentiated worksheets for a 1 hour lesson, following the AQA specification.
Chapter 2 - Movement Analysis
Lesson 1 - Lever systems
Lesson 2 - Mechanical advantage
Lesson 3 - Planes and axes of movement
Lesson 4 - Movement Analysis
A PowerPoint version of the TV show Pointless - 2 versions suitable for GCSE PE, plus a blank template and instructions for adapting - can be used for any subject or key stage
Here is a PE KS3 Assessment Excel Sheet. Has space for 12 different activities/sports. Can filter by; Gender, Name, Class or Activity. Works on a number and letter grading system (sub grades) from 1c (lowest) to 7a (highest) sub grades are C-A (C being the lower and A being the higher) Tracker also offers an average grade at the end.
This is a huge help in my department when tracking after different activities/sports and entering data into SIMS, parents evenings and analysing different social groups and classes for moderation.
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.
Resource includes PowerPoint presention and differentiated worksheets for a 1 hour lesson, following the AQA specification.
Chapter 4 - Sports Psychology
Lesson 1 - Classification of Skills
Lesson 2: SMART Targets
Lesson 3: Information Processing Model
Lesson 4: Types of Guidance
Lesson 5: Types of Feedback
**Lesson 6: Inverted-U Theory - Arousal and Stress Management **
Lesson 7: Aggression
Lesson 8: Personality Types & Motivation
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.
Unit 5.3 Levers
Included:
PowerPoint with all information needed to teach, inquiry based questions, fun activities, homework, quiz, exam style questions. These are available in paper copy within my profile.
This can be used for biology classes too.
Key terms and definitions for all chapters in applied anatomy and physiology- AQA A-level Physical Education 1, exam (7581). Glossary organised by topic order including: cardiovascular, respiratory, neuromuscular and musculoskeletal system
Unit 11 Performance enhancing drugs
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PowerPoint with all information needed to teach, inquiry based questions, fun activities, homework, quiz, exam style questions. These are available in paper copy within my profile.
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These posters will brighten up your PE corridor or class room. These currently take up four of our display boards.
Included in this bundle are:
14 x Numeracy Challenges in PE posters
14 x Literacy in PE posters
14 x Components of Fitness posters
2 x A3 introductory posters (Literacy and Components of Fitness)
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.
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,
SUMS UP WHAT WE WANT FROM OUR PE STUDENTS IN ONE GLANCE!!!
This colorful Physical Education Expectations Poster identifies 10 important outcomes that we as teachers expect from our students during our daily PE classes. The statements are brief, yet POWERFUL! The PDF file includes 4 different header colors to match your school’s gym colors.
A level PE; Scientific principles: 2.2: Fitness testing
2.2 Fitness testing
Benefits of fitness testing
Laboratory tests
Field tests Vs Laboratory tests
Validity, reliability and protocols.
Why we fitness test
Limitations to fitness testing
Anaerobic fitness tests
Aerobic fitness tests
Advantages and disadvantages of all
11 Sports PE Risk Assessments
Risk assessments are a critical component of ensuring safety in sports and physical education (PE). These assessments involve identifying potential hazards, evaluating the risks associated with them, and implementing measures to reduce or eliminate those risks.
Key Components of a PE Risk Assessment:
Identifying Hazards: Analyzing the environment, equipment, and activities to pinpoint potential dangers.
Evaluating Risks: Determining the likelihood and severity of harm from identified hazards.
Preventative Measures: Introducing controls such as proper equipment checks, appropriate training, and clear safety guidelines.
Monitoring and Reviewing: Continuously observing practices and revising assessments to adapt to changes.
A well-conducted risk assessment ensures a safer environment for participants and reduces the chances of injury or accidents during physical activities. By fostering awareness and preparation, educators can focus on providing engaging and productive PE sessions.
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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.
Download your own copy of my popular poster as featured on my twitter account!
Poster includes a wide range of ideas on how to incorporate computational thinking within PE lessons.
I have included both PNG and JPEG versions.
Computational Thinking is a skill set that can be used across the curriculum, not just within computer science! The logical approach to solving a problem means that it’s application can be used to develop and improve students ability to deal with difficult problems in a more rational way. The aim of my posters is to make you realise that many of the brilliant tasks that teachers facilitate week in, week out actually include computational thinking. It’s just a matter of making it more explicit!
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To celebrate the opening of my store please have a look at my Skipping rotations freebie. Includes the first four activities from my skipping rotations resource.
A fun way to help young children develop the skills and confidence necessary to skip with a rope.
Happy Skipping
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