An interactive PowerPoint where students pick a number and it links to a game/warm up. A selection of various warm ups from focus games to energetic starters. Enjoy!
A FREE resource pack containing fun games to use before the sporting activity starts.
Tried and tested pupils of all ages love these warm ups. There are colorful diagrams how to organise and deliver each game.
A great resource to have for Leadership sessions too as they are clear and easy to follow.
PE game cards showing set-up and instructions for different orienteering warm-up courses. Each colour-coded card shows how to set up each course using different coloured cones. Two forms of instructions on how to move around each course are included: one set of cards shows arrows to indicate direction, the other set has compass directions for challenge. A circle with a bold, broken outline shows where each course starts.
Here is a list of a massive number of games that i use in my warm ups for all sports and modules.
I have also attached a bank of games that I have used over many years in afterschool clubs, breakfast clubs, holiday weeks. Can be modified to make sport specific.
Please take time to review and look at my other PE uploads.
Set of printable cards. Each has a scale such as D major, A minor pentatonic, Blues in G etc on them. Also on them is a variety of ways to play them such as staccato, legato, dotted etc. The idea is that students pick cards at random and roll a dice (IRL or virtually) to discover the way they need to practice the scale.
A fun way to warm up or learn about a variety of musical scales.
Fun and engaging warm up resource cards including ways to differentiate, teaching points, top tips, question tasks and much more.
For teachers wanting easy access to a variety of games and ideas or alternatively promote student led learning and let the students be teachers using these pupil friendly, vibrant cards.
Each game comes with:
• Complete instructions.
• Equipment needed.
• Diagram for easy set up.
• Various ways to increase or decrease the task challenge , using the government ‘STEP’ differentiation model (Space, Task, Equipment, People) to adapt to different abilities.
• Question task to get students thinking.
• ‘Think’ teaching points.
• ‘Top Tip’ to reinforce the focus.
The 13 engaging resource cards are great to give students for student led learning , giving increased empowerment and responsibility for their own learning. So why not try giving your students a card to interpret and let them set up and lead the warm up for a change?
(Note: There are 2 A5 pages per card).
A great powerpoint which contains ten different drama games and warm ups that can be used in a range of different scenarios to hook your students as they enter or even leave the drama studio.
Drama games and warm ups contained in this powerpoint include:
Activity one: Stuck in the mud.
Activity two: The floor is lava.
Activity three: The ten objects.
Activity four: The living museum.
Activity five: Grandmother’s footsteps.
Activity six: Wink murder.
Activity seven: The chieftain’s table.
Activity eight: Getting to know you.
Activity nine: Chair train.
Activity ten: Law and order.
All of these games have clear visual instructions for the students and teacher to follow and most contain sound effects to build the environment needed to play them within.
50 Physical Education Games ( VALUE PACK ) PE WARM UP GAMES Pack 1 and PE GAMES Pack 2 )
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★★★★★ This fantastic resource will make teaching P.E. fun and easy! These 50 Physical Warm Up Games and Activities have been tried and tested and are designed to help develop motor skills, increase knowledge and incorporate physical fitness in your lessons.
★This is a Brand New P.E. package on TeachersPayTeachers! This pack includes a mixture of fun activities, individual and team games, which focus on various types of fundamental movement skills - Running, Jumping, Catching, throwing, Dodging and so much more!
★Here is a glance at what you get with this VALUE PACK - 25 Fun interactive warm up games and activities Pack 1 plus… - 25 Team / Individual warm up Games and activities Pack 2. › Simply print out (and laminate) the cards (A4 or A5), choose the activities, and play Minimal equipment is required, (at most a few balls, hoop , cones etc) so the setup of your lesson is so simple!
Some of the Games included: • Dice Tag • Mr Freeze • Catch Tag • Beans • Racing Cars • Copy Cat • Flip it • Space Balls • Stop and Go • Dragons Lair • Grab • Pirates… Plus Many More For many more PE resources like this please check out all of my products on TPT @the_PhysEd_Educator I hope you enjoy this product and I appreciate any feedback or queries. _____________________________________________
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Written by Qualified PE Teachers
Each Game has:
Name, Equipment, Rules, Area, Safety, Aim, Learning, Reward
Requires very limited equipment
Most games can take place in a hall or outside.
Some are suitable in the classroom
Ideal to freshen up the start of Primary PE lessons, great for new teachers or teachers wanting some new ideas. Easy to understand, gives options for each game to be developed further.
PE warm up games, KS3 PE games, KS4 PE starters, quick PE activities, PE lesson starters, fitness warm ups, no equipment PE games, inclusive PE games. Full PowerPoint with explanations included.
This is a fully designed PE Warm-Up Games Pack featuring 20 easy-to-run, high-energy activities ideal for KS3 and KS4 PE lessons. Each game is designed to be quick to set up, highly engaging, and suitable for mixed-ability classes, making it perfect for busy PE teachers who need reliable lesson starters.
The resource includes a wide variety of tag games, reaction games, teamwork challenges, fitness-based activities, and movement tasks, all designed to develop pupils’ coordination, agility, spatial awareness, communication, and overall fitness.
Games such as Stuck in the Mud, Sharks and Fishes, Traffic Lights, Mirror Movement, and Capture the Tail require little to no equipment and can be adapted easily depending on class size, ability level, or available space. Clear instructions make them easy for cover staff or non-specialists to deliver confidently.
This pack is ideal as:
PE lesson warm-ups (5–10 minutes)
Starter activities to engage students immediately
Fitness and conditioning introductions
Behaviour management through structured movement
Inclusive participation activities for all abilities
All activities are designed to be low-prep, high-impact, and classroom-tested, helping teachers maximise active learning time while reducing planning workload.
Perfect for PE departments looking to build a bank of reliable, repeatable, and enjoyable warm-up activities that students will quickly learn and enjoy.
Why should you get this pack?
This pack is great if you are looking to add new and exciting PE Warm up games and instant activities for your Physical Education / Sport Lessons. Simply download and you have a years warm up activities ready to go, 50 awesome games in total. Perfect for both experienced and new Phys Ed / Sport Teachers. These thrilling warm up games are tried and tested, guaranteed that your students will love them whilst increasing their fundamental / locomotor and cooperation skills.
Each game has bright, easy to follow diagrams with clear and simple instructions. No prep needed, simply download and teach. Minimal equipment is required and each game is easily adjustable to suit any environment / teaching focus.
Games included:
• Capture the Flag • Toilet Tag • Crossfire • Freeze and Melt • Electricity Tag • Mushroom Ball • Pacman • Hoop Islands • Rob the Nest • Crows and Cranes • Dribble Knockout • Rock, Paper, Scissors War • Volcanoes and Tornadoes • Fruit Salad • Heads, Shoulders, Knees and Cones • Octopus • Pirate Ship • Corners • Rock, Paper, Scissors Snake • Jet Ball • Helicopters • Cops and Robbers • Tic-Tac-Throw • Volcanoes and Islands • Castles • Tag Ball Turbo • Tails • Tag Ball • Pinball • Lions Den • Space Invaders • Dead Ants • The Wall • Spitfires and Bombers • Hula ‘Spinnercise’ • Battleships • Speedball • Targetball • Peg Relay • Dice Tag • Doctor Dodge • Naughts and Crosses • Mat Tag • Clear The Decks • Clumps • Frogger • Relay Madness • Zone Catches
Warming up is more than just stretching, it’s about getting students physically ready, mentally focused, and excited for activity.
These 8 warm-up games do just that, while keeping kids aged 7+ engaged, active, and having fun.
These are some of the fun warm ups I personally use and have seen good enagagement with.
This is a simple, easy-to-learn song that can be used with all your primary music classes! Singing games are a great way to start the lesson, or to use as a break part way through a choir practice or general music class.
What’s included?
Sheet music (8 bar melody)
Instructions for classroom implementation
Tell me more!
I wrote this as a way of getting my students singing, moving and interacting at the start of every lesson! I use it with all my younger classes. Everyone picks up the melody quickly and looks forward to the “change places” chorus on each repeat!
Pitch/melody warm-up: the song uses a natural minor key, ideal for young singers. The range is an octave and the melody moves by step and small leaps of a 3rd.
Rhythm warm up: finger clicks help practise keeping time. The melody uses mostly quarter notes, emphasising keeping a steady beat.
Movement warm-up: the game involves swapping places each chorus.
Social warm-up: your students will all be involved, looking around the circle, and feeling the benefits of singing together.
I hope you and your students love playing and singing together using this song! If you enjoy it, please leave a review to help others find it. Follow my store for more fun music resources for your music classroom.
This resource is two games to support place value learning.
Both are fun and are great warm-up activities.
Each game involves throwing dice and recording the place value the student gives to the number shown on the dice.
The winner of Game 1 is the student who makes the highest score.
The winner of Game 2 is the student who has their answers in numerical order.
For similar resources you may like to also check out these other place value resources of mine here:
Two Digit Place Value Bingo
Three Digit Place Value Bingo
My Times Tables Workbook
This resources allows students to design their own 3 part warm up. This is great for a range of ages at different levels.
Included are help sheets for different types of warm ups
This is a fantastic resource I made for improving spelling during morning activities. The words are taken from the year 3 and 4 word list. There are 20 different 7 letter words which are placed in a wheel. One of the letters is put in the middle, which has to be used in every word. Pupils then try to make 3 letter or more words.
I score it by allowing the pupils 5 minutes to find words. They get 7 points for the 7 letter word and 6 points for 6 letter words etc. Pupils read their word out and if no one else has got it they get the points. Everyone who gets the 7 letter word gets 7 points, even if someone else gets it too. Each slide has a clue what the 7 letter word is. The next slide always reveals what the 9 letter word is.
This bundle contains 5 creative ESL/EFL warm-up activities that do much more than just start the lesson. They are carefully designed to:
improve speaking fluency in a playful and stress-free way
develop creative and critical thinking in a fun context
create a positive classroom atmosphere right from the first minutes.
These warm-ups can be used with students of any level and work equally well in online lessons or classroom teaching.
What’s included:
Pack Your Bag (15 slides)
Students choose items to pack for different situations (trip, adventure, survival). They practice vocabulary, explain their choices, and build mini-discussions.
Would You Rather…? (21 slides)
A classic dilemma game where students choose between two funny or challenging options. They give reasons for their choices, compare ideas, and spark debates.
Therapy Session (21 slides)
Famous characters share their “problems” (e.g. Shrek, superheroes). Students act as therapists and give advice. This activity combines creativity, empathy, and speaking practice.
Call As Many As You Can in One Minute (15 cards)
A fast-paced vocabulary race. Students brainstorm and name as many words as possible in one minute (e.g. animals, food, countries). Builds quick recall, vocabulary range, and speaking speed.
Random Word Chain
Students get random words on the board, pick three of them, and invent a short story. This activity develops creative thinking and imagination while keeping the focus on fun and speaking fluency.
Netball cards aimed to promote independence, organisation and an engaging lesson start.
Aimed for pupils to grab and perform a quick warm up from the card, grab needed equipment (balls and cones) and get going with a partner or in threes if odd numbers in a group. Some cards specific for indoor lesson where pupils can use the walls.
Can also be used in training.
Easy to follow explanations and diagrams.
Cards focus on movement, passing, ball control and shooting.
17 cards.