A collection of cards that can be printed out and laminated. Hole punch through the top and attach to a string. Excellent for those not participating in PE to wear around their neck and still be involved in the learning.

This is 4 worksheets for those not participating in the lesson. One for rugby and football which could easily be adapted for the like of basketball, netball, hockey etc. A swimming worksheet and a circuit worksheet focusing on the skill related components that again could be adapted to incorporate all components of fitness.

A workbook with the keywords and some simple tasks for a class to complete in a series of lessons.

A resource that can be used for multiple lessons in a unit. Has some basic knowledge questions the pupils can pick up in your lessons plus an extension into GCSE items such as bones and muscles- only at a basic level however. Can be printed and used as a booklet or laminated for multi use.

A booklet made up of a series of lessons covering football. Based on own lessons but can easily be adapted. Pupils must engage with the lesson and develop own learning through the booklet. Can be done as a piece of paper or laminated for multi use throughout a term.

A resource for a House Competition at the end of term. 8 rounds with 10 questions in each. 1. Christmas Knowledge 2. Picture Round 3. Lyrics 4. Christmas Knowledge Pt2 5. Music Round 6. Picture Round Pt2 7. 12 Days of Xmas 8. Music Round Pt2 The last 2 slides are the record sheet for pupils to write their answers down on.

A set of 18 flash cards that can be printed. They are related to the components of fitness and feature different difficulty of questions. They can be made into a game as per the instructions attached.

This is a resource for pupils to follow at home to engage in some additional activity. It follows a week by week guide to series of workouts. They are set around the Justice League members such as The Flash and Wonder Woman. There are three 'missions' to select- Save the Earth, Save the Galaxy and Save the Universe. Each one raises the difficulty level to challenge those who are stronger.

A powerpoint which shows the HRF and SRF components with a sporting example of each. Can be used on a display in a classroom, as a laminated sheet for pupils to pass around or a powerpoint handout for key terms.

For use with a health related practical unit this booklet can be used to guide pupils through the relevant information easily as a side working to the main frame of the lesson

This is an update of another resource and I have improved it. It is a basic layout with all transitions and timings for a 10 question self running test with answer section. Great as a starter to settle or plenary to recap. The quiz gives the question and possible answers and then provides 15 seconds to answer A,B,C or D. The answer section is self running also. I have added in the answer section for the correct answer to change colour. At the moment for every question it is pre-programmed for answer 'A'. However by moving the boxes around by drag and drop you can change the answer. It should be easy to run and easy to fill in! You can add more questions by copy and pasting the previous slide and changing the question number.