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Behaviour-Proof Dodgeball Mega Pack Includes Ultimate Dodgeball Rules, Warm-Ups, Variations, Posters & Classroom-Management System Transform your dodgeball lessons from chaotic to calm, safe and brilliantly fun with this complete behaviour-proof dodgeball pack. Perfect for KS2–KS4 PE, cover lessons, large groups, and high-energy classes. This resource gives you EVERYTHING you need to run dodgeball with confidence: clear rules, structured routines, inclusion ideas, SEN adaptations, visual posters, and a full behaviour-management framework that actually works. What’s Included: Behaviour-Proof Dodgeball Handbook Clear non-negotiable rules Pre-game routines that remove 95% of issues Sanction ladder & behaviour scripts Teacher positioning guide Equipment layouts that prevent chaos De-escalation strategies End-of-lesson routines SEN adaptations & non-doer roles Warm-Up Dodgeball Games Pack (Highly Engaging) Dodge-Bulldog / Paintball Dodgeball Tag Piggy-in-the-Middle Dodgeball Mini free-for-all rounds Relay variations & accuracy games All with setup, rules, progressions, SEN notes & safety. Ultimate Dodgeball Variations (Full Set) Continuous Dodgeball Medics + Capture the Medic Deathzone Snipers Dodge-goal Respawn / Hoopball Kings, Tributes & Cloak of Invisibility Nuke Ball Kamikaze Players No Man’s Land & more Fully detailed with tips & and guaranteed comedic moments that will split your sides. Some of these games are so much fun to watch. Printable Poster Pack Huge, bold, ready-to-print posters: Dodgeball Rules Safe Throw Reminder No Headshots Out Zone Poster Behaviour Ladder Non-Doer Roles Made with icons and clear visuals for maximum hall impact. Why Teachers Love This Pack ✔ No downtime → fewer issues ✔ Clear expectations → calm classes ✔ Highly engaging games → better participation ✔ SEN-friendly structure ✔ Perfect for non-specialists and cover teachers ✔ Everything is printable and ready to use See MrSportandPE for mutiple sports, pe lessons and behaviour management techniques.
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A Level PE – Methods of Guidance (Visual, Verbal, Manual, Mechanical) – Full Lesson & Student Notes A complete, high-quality A Level PE lesson covering the four methods of guidance and how they support learning at different stages. Designed in a clean, modern format and ready to teach immediately. This resource includes a detailed PowerPoint (12+ slides) and matching student notes that follow the lesson exactly. Fully aligned with OCR A Level PE, and also suitable for AQA and Edexcel specifications. What’s Included PowerPoint – 12+ Slides Clear Learning Objective & Success Criteria Why guidance is essential in skill acquisition Full explanations of: Visual guidance Verbal guidance Manual guidance Mechanical guidance Strengths and limitations of each method Links to the stages of learning Paired and group application tasks Structured exam-style question Mini quiz for retrieval practice Student Notes (Word Document) Follows the PowerPoint exactly slide-by-slide Key definitions and explanations Strengths & weaknesses for each guidance type All tasks and questions included Space for annotation and revision Perfect for homework, flipped learning or exam prep Why Teachers Love This Resource ✔ Clear, modern design ✔ Accurate theory explained simply and effectively ✔ Strong focus on exam preparation and application ✔ Ideal for specialist and non-specialist PE teachers ✔ Fully matched PowerPoint + Notes = ready to teach Suitable For OCR A Level PE AQA A Level PE Edexcel A Level PE BTEC L3 Sport (theory crossover) Classroom teaching, revision or cover lessons See MrSportandPE for the full unit and more…
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A Level PE Lesson 16 – Stages of Learning (Fitts & Posner) – Full Lesson & Student Notes A complete, high-quality A Level PE lesson covering the Stages of Learning (Cognitive, Associative, Autonomous), designed in a clean, modern format ready for instant classroom use. This resource includes a detailed PowerPoint (12+ slides) and matching student notes that follow the lesson exactly. Perfect for OCR A Level PE (also suitable for AQA / Edexcel). What’s Included PowerPoint – 12+ Slides Clear Learning Objective & Success Criteria What is learning? Full breakdown of Fitts & Posner’s 3 stages Characteristics of each stage Coaching strategies linked to each stage Practical sporting examples Pair & group tasks Structured exam-style question Mini quiz for assessment Student Notes (Word Document) Follows the PowerPoint exactly slide-by-slide Clear definitions and explanations Space for writing and annotation Tasks, exam questions, and mini quiz included Perfect for revision or homework Why Teachers Love This Resource ✔ Ready to teach – no prep required ✔ Clean, professional layout ✔ High-quality explanations written for A Level standards ✔ Designed for strong exam performance ✔ Ideal for both specialist and non-specialist PE teachers Suitable For OCR A Level PE AQA A Level PE Edexcel A Level PE BTEC Level 3 Sport (theory crossover) Classroom teaching, revision lessons, or cover lessons See MrSportandPE for the full unit and more…
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A Level PE Skill Acquisition: Lesson 18 Feedback (Intrinsic, Extrinsic, KR, KP, Positive/Negative)

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A Level PE – Feedback (Intrinsic, Extrinsic, KR, KP, Positive/Negative) – Full Lesson & Student Notes A complete A Level PE lesson covering all types of feedback and how they impact skill development and performance. This resource includes a detailed PowerPoint (12+ slides) and fully aligned student notes designed to follow the lesson exactly. Perfect for OCR A Level PE, with full crossover for AQA and Edexcel. What’s Included PowerPoint – 12+ Slides Clear Learning Objective & Success Criteria Why feedback is essential for learning Full explanations of: Intrinsic feedback Extrinsic feedback Positive & negative feedback Knowledge of Performance (KP) Knowledge of Results (KR) Concurrent vs Terminal feedback Stage-of-learning links Paired and group tasks Exam-style 6-mark question Mini quiz to check understanding Student Notes (Word Document) Follows the PowerPoint exactly slide-by-slide Definitions, strengths, limitations and examples All tasks included Exam question with structure guidance Mini quiz included Ideal for revision or homework Why This Lesson Works ✔ Clean, modern, TES-ready layout ✔ High-level explanations written for A Level exam success ✔ Fully structured for both specialist & non-specialist teachers ✔ Great AFL opportunities built in ✔ Strong focus on applied sporting examples Suitable For OCR A Level PE AQA A Level PE Edexcel A Level PE BTEC L3 Sport (unit theory crossover) Classroom teaching, revision or cover lessons See MrSportandPE for the full unit and more…
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A Level PE Skill Acquisition lesson 19: Exam Preparation & Application to Sport

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A Level PE – Exam Preparation & Application to Sport – Full Lesson & Student Notes A complete A Level PE exam-preparation lesson designed to help students apply Stages of Learning, Guidance and Feedback to real sporting scenarios. This resource focuses on building high-quality exam responses using clear structure, sporting examples and correct terminology. Includes a detailed PowerPoint (12+ slides) and fully aligned student notes that follow every slide. Perfect for OCR A Level PE, with full crossover for AQA and Edexcel. What’s Included PowerPoint – 12+ Slides Clear Learning Objective & Success Criteria What examiners are looking for Command words explained (describe / explain / analyse / evaluate / apply) Model structure for 4–6 mark answers Two scenario-based application activities Worked example for modelling Group coaching-plan task Exam technique pitfalls to avoid Paired written activity Mini retrieval quiz Final exam-style 6-mark question Student Notes (Word Document) Follows the PowerPoint exactly slide-by-slide Structured spaces for exam answers Scenario tasks written out in full Exam technique reminders Mini quiz included Perfect for homework, revision or independent learning Why Students Benefit ✔ Shows them EXACTLY how to write high-scoring exam answers ✔ Builds confidence using realistic sporting scenarios ✔ Teaches structure, application, and correct terminology ✔ Clean, clear layout that reduces cognitive load ✔ Ideal final lesson to consolidate the full mini-unit Suitable For OCR A Level PE AQA A Level PE Edexcel A Level PE BTEC L3 Sport (unit theory crossover) Exam prep lessons, revision, intervention, or cover lessons See MrSportandPE for the full unit and more…
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A Level PE – Skill Acquisition Bundle Stages of Learning • Guidance • Feedback • Exam Preparation & Application to Sport A complete 4-lesson A Level PE Skill Acquisition unit, fully resourced with PowerPoints, student notes, tasks, exam questions, and application activities. Perfect for OCR A Level PE, with full crossover for AQA and Edexcel. Lessons Included Lesson 1 – Stages of Learning (Fitts & Posner) Cognitive, Associative, Autonomous Characteristics, coaching strategies, examples Application tasks & exam-style question Lesson 2 – Methods of Guidance Visual, Verbal, Manual, Mechanical Strengths & weaknesses Stage-of-learning links, AFL tasks & quiz Lesson 3 – Types of Feedback Intrinsic, Extrinsic, KP, KR, Concurrent, Terminal Positive vs Negative Scenario tasks, group work, 6-mark question Lesson 4 – Exam Prep & Application to Sport Command words explained How to structure 4–6 mark answers Full scenarios, worked examples, coaching-plan task Final exam-style question + retrieval quiz Student Notes Included for ALL Lessons Each lesson comes with a matching Word document that follows the PowerPoint slide-by-slide. Perfect for: Classwork Homework Revision Intervention sessions Independent study Why This Bundle Works ✔ Full 4-lesson mini-scheme ready to teach ✔ Clean layout designed for cognitive clarity ✔ High-quality explanations written at A Level standard ✔ Strong focus on exam technique and real application ✔ Ideal for specialist and non-specialist teachers ✔ Saves hours of planning Suitable For OCR A Level PE (Skill Acquisition) AQA A Level PE Edexcel A Level PE BTEC Level 3 Sport (theory crossover) Classroom teaching, revision, or cover lessons See MrSportandPE for the full course and more…
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Learning Theories in Sport – Full 5 Lesson Bundle A Level PE – Skill Acquisition (OCR) Complete Unit: PowerPoints + Matching Student Notes This comprehensive 5-lesson bundle covers all the essential learning theories needed for the A Level PE Skill Acquisition specification. Each lesson is designed with a clean, minimalist layout and comes with student notes that match every slide exactly, making the unit perfect for class teaching, revision, homework, flipped learning or cover lessons. The unit includes Operant Conditioning, Cognitive Theory, Social Learning Theory, a comparative lesson, and a complete exam-preparation session. Every lesson contains paired and group work, sporting applications and exam-style questions to build AO1, AO2 and AO3 skills. What’s Included ✔ Lesson 1 – Operant Conditioning Reinforcement, punishment, S–R bonds, behaviour shaping and Thorndike’s Laws. ✔ Lesson 2 – Cognitive Theory Gestalt, insight learning, intervening variables & Kohler’s chimpanzee experiment. ✔ Lesson 3 – Social Learning Theory Bandura, ARMM, effective role models & the Bobo Doll experiment. ✔ Lesson 4 – Comparing Learning Theories Strengths & limitations of OC, Cognitive Theory and SLT + scenario application. ✔ Lesson 5 – Exam Preparation Lesson Scenario stations, mixed-mark exam questions (2/4/6/10 marks), AO1/AO2/AO3 skills & model answer construction. Also Included 5 full PowerPoints (editable, clean and ready to teach) 5 matching sets of Student Notes (editable Word, identical to slides) Applied sporting examples throughout Paired and group tasks in every lesson Multiple exam questions with structured prompts Retrieval practice, peer assessment & plenaries SEN-friendly formatting Copyright-safe content Why Teachers Love This Bundle ✔ Saves hours of planning ✔ Perfect for specialists and non-specialists ✔ Consistent design and structure across all lessons ✔ Strong focus on exam technique ✔ Ideal for revision or first teaching ✔ Classroom-ready and print-friendly See MrSportandPE for the full unit and more…
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A Level PE Skill Acquisition Lesson 11: Operant Conditioning (Thorndike, Reinforcement & S–R Bonds)

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Operant Conditioning (Thorndike, Reinforcement & S–R Bonds) A Level PE – Skill Acquisition (OCR) Complete Lesson + Matching Student Notes This lesson introduces students to Operant Conditioning, one of the core learning theories in the A Level PE Skill Acquisition specification. Designed in a clean, simple and teacher-friendly format, this lesson clearly explains reinforcement, punishment, behaviour shaping, S–R bonds, trial-and-error learning, and Thorndike’s Laws of Exercise, Effect and Readiness. A fully editable PowerPoint is included alongside student notes that follow the slides exactly, making it perfect for independent work, revision, homework, or cover lessons. Paired tasks, group activities and exam-style questions ensure strong application and progression. What’s Included Full PowerPoint lesson (clean, minimalist design) Matching student notes workbook (editable Word) Reinforcement, punishment & negative reinforcement explained Thorndike’s Three Laws (E–E–R) Learning bonds & behaviour shaping Application to sport (badminton, basketball etc.) Paired definitions task Group coaching-design task 4-mark and 6-mark exam questions Learning Objectives Students will: ✔ Understand Operant Conditioning and S–R bonds ✔ Explain reinforcement, punishment and behaviour shaping ✔ Apply OC to real sporting scenarios ✔ Evaluate when OC is most effective for skill learning ✔ Develop exam technique through structured questions Why Teachers Love This Resource Ready to teach instantly Student notes match the slides perfectly SEN-friendly layout with accessible explanations Zero-copyright images or content Works for specialists, non-specialists and trainees Ideal for class teaching, revision or flipped learning See MrSportandPE for the full unit and more…
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A level PE Lesson 15: Exam Preparation Lesson (OC, Cognitive Theory & SLT Applied)

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Exam Preparation Lesson (OC, Cognitive Theory & SLT Applied) A Level PE – Skill Acquisition (OCR) Complete Lesson + Matching Student Notes This final lesson in the Learning Theories unit is a fully structured exam preparation session designed to build exam confidence, improve AO1/AO2/AO3 skills, and prepare students for the full range of Skill Acquisition questions. The lesson uses applied scenario stations, paired reasoning tasks, group answer-building and mixed-mark exam questions to deepen understanding and improve writing technique. The PowerPoint is clean and simple, and the student notes follow the slides exactly, making it easy to run rotation activities, peer-assessment tasks and model-answer construction. This resource works perfectly as a standalone revision lesson or as the final part of the 5-lesson unit. What’s Included Full PowerPoint lesson (minimalist and editable) Matching student notes workbook (editable Word) Retrieval warm-up (paired) 3 scenario stations (OC, Cognitive Theory, SLT) Rotation instructions for easy classroom management Multiple exam questions: 2-mark 4-mark 6-mark 10-mark extended response Model-answer group construction task Plenary reflection section Learning Objectives Students will: ✔ Apply all three learning theories to practical sporting scenarios ✔ Build AO1 knowledge recall ✔ Strengthen AO2 application to sport ✔ Improve AO3 evaluation and extended writing ✔ Practise 2–10 mark questions with structure guidance ✔ Develop peer-assessment and model-answer skills Why Teachers Love This Resource Student notes match every slide for perfect alignment Ideal for revision, mock preparation or end-of-topic consolidation Clear scenario tasks that develop real understanding Strong exam focus with structured writing practice Works for specialists, non-specialists and cover staff Completes your full 5-lesson Learning Theories Unit See MrSportandPE for the full unit and more…
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A Level PE Lesson 12: Cognitive Theory (Gestalt, Insight Learning & Intervening Variables)

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Cognitive Theory (Gestalt, Insight Learning & Intervening Variables) A Level PE – Skill Acquisition (OCR) Complete Lesson + Matching Student Notes This lesson explores Cognitive Theory, giving students a clear understanding of Gestalt principles, insight learning, whole-problem solving and intervening variables. The lesson also includes a clear explanation of Kohler’s Chimpanzee Insight Learning Experiment, helping students connect theory with real-world psychology and sporting performance. The PowerPoint follows a clean, simple structure and the accompanying student notes match the slides exactly, making this ideal for workbooks, revision, homework or independent learning. Paired tasks, group activities and exam-style questions ensure strong understanding and application. What’s Included Full PowerPoint lesson (clean, minimalist layout) Matching student notes workbook (editable Word) Gestalt Theory explained clearly Insight learning + “lightbulb moment” problem solving Intervening variables (decision-making factors in sport) Kohler’s Chimpanzee experiment explained simply Sports-based examples (rugby kicker, basketball PG, swimming stroke) Paired examples activity Group coaching-design task 4-mark and 6-mark exam questions Learning Objectives Students will: ✔ Understand Gestalt and cognitive learning processes ✔ Explain insight learning and apply it to sport ✔ Identify intervening variables influencing decisions ✔ Compare cognitive learning with operant conditioning ✔ Build exam technique using structured questions Why Teachers Love This Resource Clear and accessible for all learners Student notes mirror the PowerPoint for easy delivery SEN-friendly spacing and layout Packed with applied sporting examples No copyright issues Perfect for specialists, non-specialists and trainees See MrSportandPE for the full unit and more…
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A level PE Lesson 14: Comparing Learning Theories (OC, Cognitive Theory & SLT)

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Comparing Learning Theories (OC, Cognitive Theory & SLT) A Level PE – Skill Acquisition (OCR) Complete Lesson + Matching Student Notes This lesson brings together all three core learning theories—Operant Conditioning, Cognitive Theory, and Social Learning Theory—and supports students in comparing, contrasting and applying them to real sporting situations. Learners evaluate the strengths and limitations of each theory, identify when each approach is most effective, and complete applied scenario tasks to deepen understanding. The PowerPoint is clean, simple and classroom-ready, with student notes that match the slides exactly. Includes paired and group tasks, mixed-mark exam questions, and a clear structure to develop AO1, AO2 and AO3 skills. What’s Included Full PowerPoint lesson (minimalist, editable) Matching student notes workbook (editable Word) Breakdown of OC, Cognitive Theory & SLT Strengths and limitations clearly compared When each theory is most effective in sport Paired scenario analysis tasks Group coaching application activity Mixed 2-, 4- and 6-mark exam questions Plenary reflection task Learning Objectives Students will: ✔ Compare the features of OC, Cognitive Theory and SLT ✔ Apply each theory to different sporting situations ✔ Evaluate when each theory is most effective ✔ Use scenario reasoning to build AO2 application ✔ Develop exam technique using mixed-mark questions Why Teachers Love This Resource Student notes match the PowerPoint perfectly Supports high-level comparison and evaluation Clear structure, SEN-friendly spacing Lots of real sporting context No copyright issues Ideal for revision, class teaching or cover lessons See MrSportandPE for the full unit and more…
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A level PE Lesson 13: Social Learning Theory (Bandura, ARMM & Bobo Doll Experiment)

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Social Learning Theory (Bandura, ARMM & Bobo Doll Experiment) A Level PE – Skill Acquisition (OCR) Complete Lesson + Matching Student Notes This lesson introduces students to Bandura’s Social Learning Theory, explaining observational learning, modelling, and the ARMM process (Attention, Retention, Motor Reproduction, Motivation). The famous Bobo Doll experiment is included to help learners understand how imitation and behaviour are shaped socially—perfectly linking psychology to sporting skill acquisition. The PowerPoint keeps a clean, minimal structure and comes with student notes that match the slides exactly, ensuring smooth delivery, strong note-taking and excellent revision value. Includes paired tasks, group coaching activities, and exam-style questions. What’s Included Full PowerPoint lesson (clean, minimalist, ready to teach) Matching student notes workbook (editable Word) Bandura’s Social Learning Theory explained clearly Full breakdown of the ARMM process Bobo Doll experiment simplified and linked to sport Characteristics of effective role models Applied sporting examples Paired ARMM analysis task Group SLT coaching-design task 4-mark and 6-mark exam questions Learning Objectives Students will: ✔ Understand Bandura’s Social Learning Theory ✔ Explain ARMM and apply it to sporting contexts ✔ Identify characteristics of effective role models ✔ Describe the findings of the Bobo Doll study ✔ Compare SLT with other learning theories ✔ Develop exam technique through structured questions Why Teachers Love This Resource Student notes match the PowerPoint exactly SEN-friendly layout with clear language Strong use of sporting examples Copyright-safe content Easy to deliver for specialists and non-specialists Excellent for revision and independent study See MrSportandPE for the full unit and more…
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Athletics: Sprinting and Pacing – PE Lesson

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Athletics: Sprinting and Pacing – PE Lesson Engage your pupils with this dynamic lesson focused on sprinting technique and pacing strategies. Includes a clear warm-up, fun tag game, and progressive main activities to develop speed, stamina, and tactical awareness. Fully aligned with the National Curriculum for PE, it promotes teamwork, resilience, and understanding of how to manage effort over different distances. Perfect for building confidence and enjoyment in athletics! See MrSportandPE for the whole Unit and much more…
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Athletics Jumping Lessons – Long Jump & Techniques Bring excitement to your athletics lessons with these two engaging plans focused on jumping skills. Perfect for younger students, each lesson includes a structured warm-up, fun tag game, and progressive activities to develop technique, power, and coordination for the long jump. Clear instructions, National Curriculum links, and easy-to-follow format make these lessons ideal for PE specialists and non-specialists alike. Designed for quick delivery and maximum impact.
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Athletics Lesson – Throwing (Javelins, vortex or balls)

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Engaging Athletics Lesson – Throwing - works for balls, foam javelin, vortex or real javelins Introduce your pupils to the exciting world of athletics with this fun and active javelin throwing lesson! Focuses on developing throwing technique, coordination, and accuracy in a safe and structured way. Includes warm-up activities, skill drills, and competitive games to keep learners motivated. Fully aligned with the National Curriculum for PE, this lesson promotes teamwork, and confidence in a supportive environment. Perfect for teachers looking for a ready-to-use, easy-to-follow plan. See MrSportandPE
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A-Level PE – Skill Acquisition: Lesson 5 Practice Types

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A-Level PE – Skill Acquisition: Lesson 5 Practice Types (Whole/Part, Fixed/Varied, Massed/Distributed, Progressive Part & Whole–Part–Whole)** This comprehensive Lesson 5 resource teaches students how different practice types are used to develop skilled performance in sport. The lesson breaks down each method clearly and links them directly to the skill classification continuums, helping learners understand when and why coaches choose specific practice structures. Perfect for OCR, easy adapted for AQA, Edexcel and WJEC exam boards, this resource includes a high-quality PowerPoint and a fully aligned student notes booklet for structured, exam-focused learning. ✔ Lesson 5 Covers: Whole practice Part practice Progressive part (chaining) Whole–Part–Whole Fixed practice Varied practice Massed vs Distributed practice When to use each approach (linking to complexity, organisation, open/closed skills, etc.) Applied coaching decisions Exam-style reasoning and justification Included in this download: PowerPoint Presentation – Lesson 5: Practice Types Visually clean slides including: Definitions for all practice types Clear diagrams and examples Coaching-based application tasks Skill-matching activities Common misconceptions (e.g., when NOT to use part practice) Short + extended exam-style questions Student Matching Notes (Word Document) A matching notes booklet structured to support independent learning: Guided definitions Practice-type sorting tasks Applied coaching scenarios AO2 + AO3 reasoning prompts Extended tasks for high-level learners Exam questions (3–6 marks) Plenary + exit ticket Why this resource works: Developed to build strong exam answers (AO1, AO2, AO3) Makes practice types easy to understand and apply Links directly to previous lessons on skill classification Helps students understand coaching decisions, not just definitions Fully ready to teach — ideal for busy teachers and departments Great for: A-Level PE teachers delivering Skill Acquisition Students who need structured notes and clear examples Departments seeking consistent, high-quality delivery Part of the Complete Skill Acquisition 6-Lesson Series This lesson follows Lesson 4 (Difficulty & Organisation) and prepares students for Lesson 6, where they apply all knowledge to exam-style questions.
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A-Level PE – Skill Acquisition: Lesson 4 Difficulty & Organisation Continuums

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A-Level PE – Skill Acquisition: Lesson 4 Difficulty & Organisation Continuums (Simple–Complex + Low–High Organisation)** This complete lesson introduces students to two key A-Level PE skill classification continuums: Difficulty and Organisation. Through clear breakdowns, real sporting examples and exam-focused tasks, learners build the ability to classify skills accurately and justify their reasoning with strong AO2 and AO3 responses. Perfect for OCR, can be adapted for AQA, Edexcel and WJEC specifications, this lesson includes a high-quality PowerPoint and a fully aligned student notes booklet, allowing for structured, consistent delivery. ✔ Lesson 4 Covers: The Simple–Complex continuum The Low–High Organisation continuum How to analyse skills using perceptual load, decision-making and sub-routine structure Why skill organisation impacts coaching and practice choices Misconceptions around continuous skills and organisation Exam-style justification and reasoning tasks Included in this download: PowerPoint Presentation – Lesson 4: Difficulty & Organisation Clean, engaging slides featuring: Clear definitions and diagrams Real sport examples (tennis, golf, sprinting, gymnastics) Skill-sorting tasks “Common misconception” clarification Application questions and discussion prompts A series of exam-style questions Student Matching Notes (Word Document) A detailed student booklet that follows the PowerPoint exactly, including: Guided notes for each continuum Continuum placement activities Justification tasks (AO3 focus) Applied coaching questions Extension tasks to deepen learning Exam-style questions (2, 3 and 6 marks) Plenary questions + exit ticket Why teachers love this resource: Breaks down complex concepts into accessible steps Builds strong AO2/AO3 exam technique early in the course Aligns seamlessly with the first three lessons in the Skill Acquisition unit Supports independent learning and revision Fully ready to teach — no preparation required Ideal for: A-Level PE teachers delivering Skill Acquisition Classes needing a clear structure for understanding classification Departments wanting consistency across all teachers and groups Part of the Complete Skill Acquisition Series This lesson follows Lesson 3 (Continuity & Pacing) and prepares students for Lesson 5 on Practice Types, where classification knowledge is applied to coaching methods.
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A-Level PE – Skill Acquisition: Lesson 6 Exam Application, Analysis & Model Answers

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A-Level PE – Skill Acquisition: Lesson 6 Exam Application, Analysis & Model Answers (Full Exam Preparation Lesson)** Lesson 6 brings the entire Skill Acquisition unit together, teaching students how to apply all six skill classification continuums to real sporting examples and write high-quality exam-style answers. This is the essential final lesson before tackling longer written responses, extended questions, and full paper practice. Designed for OCR, can be adapted for AQA, Edexcel and WJEC specifications, this lesson includes a clear, structured PowerPoint and a fully matched student notes booklet that guides learners through AO1, AO2 and AO3 expectations. ✔ Lesson 6 Covers: How to analyse skills using all six continuums How to justify classifications using AO3 reasoning How to write structured 2–8 mark exam answers Use of sporting examples in high-quality responses Model answer breakdowns (with AO1/AO2/AO3 highlighted) Peer marking using a simple, student-friendly mark scheme How to plan and structure an 8-mark extended answer Included in this download: PowerPoint Presentation – Lesson 6: Exam Application & Model Answers Engaging, exam-focused slides featuring: Full review of all classification continuums Applied scenario tasks (e.g., basketball lay-up) Model 4-mark and 8-mark answers AO1, AO2, AO3 explanation and examples Student writing frames A detailed “How to answer an 8-marker” guide Exam question sets (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8 marks) Student Matching Notes (Word Document) Structured booklet perfect for classwork, homework or revision: Guided sections for every slide Practice tables for full skill classification Justification tasks Model answer annotation tasks Short and extended exam questions Peer-assessment sheet Plenary and exit ticket Why this resource works: Shows students exactly how to gain marks Breaks down exam responses into simple steps Builds confidence with extended writing Uses clear, relatable sporting examples Provides scaffolding for weaker writers & challenge for stronger students Perfect end-of-unit exam preparation lesson Ideal for: Teachers delivering the final Skill Acquisition lesson before assessments Students preparing for mock exams Departments wanting consistent exam training across classes Part of the Complete Skill Acquisition 6-Lesson Series This lesson follows Lessons 1–5 and completes the full Skill Acquisition teaching sequence. Ideal as a standalone lesson or as part of the complete bundle.
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A-Level PE – Skill Acquisition: Lesson 3 Continuity & Pacing Continuums

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A-Level PE – Skill Acquisition: Lesson 3 Continuity & Pacing Continuums (Discrete–Serial–Continuous + Self/Externally Paced)** This complete lesson explores two essential A-Level PE skill continuums: Continuity and Pacing. Through clear explanations, applied examples and exam-focused tasks, students learn how to accurately classify skills and justify their reasoning using AO2 and AO3 language. Perfect for OCR, AQA, Edexcel and WJEC courses, this lesson includes a high-quality PowerPoint and a fully matched student notes booklet to support structured learning and independent study. ✔ Lesson 3 Covers: Discrete, Serial and Continuous skills Self-paced vs Externally-paced skills How to classify skills using reasoning (not guesswork) Real sporting examples across multiple activities How pacing and continuity influence coaching and practice Exam preparation through short and extended questions Included in this download: PowerPoint Presentation – Lesson 3: Continuity & Pacing Clear, visually engaging slides featuring: Definitions and diagrams Skill-sorting activities Applied examples (running, gymnastics, swimming, tennis, etc.) Teacher prompts and discussion points Misconception corrections Exam-style questions Student Matching Notes (Word Document) A structured booklet that mirrors the PowerPoint slide-by-slide, including: Guided note sections Classification tables Applied sporting tasks Justification questions (AO3 focus) Extension activities Exam-style questions (2, 3 and 6 marks) Plenary and exit ticket Why this resource works: Builds deeper understanding beyond simple definitions Teaches students how to justify their classifications with reasoning Supports stronger AO2 and AO3 performance early in the course Flexible for whole-class teaching, independent work or homework No planning required — everything is included Ideal for: A-Level PE teachers delivering Skill Acquisition Students who need structured support to understand classification Departments wanting consistent, exam-focused delivery Part of the Complete Skill Acquisition Series Lesson 3 follows naturally from Lesson 2 (Gross/Fine + Open/Closed) and prepares students for Lesson 4 (Difficulty & Organisation).
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A-Level PE – Skill Acquisition: Lesson 2 Skill Classification (Gross–Fine & Open–Closed) + Student Notes** This complete lesson package introduces learners to the essential skill classification continuums used across all A-Level PE exam boards. Designed to build exam-ready understanding from the very start, this resource includes a high-quality PowerPoint and a matching student notes booklet that follows the lesson slide-by-slide. Lesson 2 Covers: The Gross–Fine continuum The Open–Closed continuum How to place skills accurately on each continuum Real sport examples and misconceptions How skill classification links to coaching and practice design AO2 and AO3-focused tasks to strengthen exam application Included in this download: PowerPoint Presentation – Lesson 2: Skill Classification Engaging and visually clean slides introducing definitions, examples, diagrams, sorting tasks and explanations. Student Matching Notes (Word Document) Perfect for printing or digital completion. Includes: Definitions and guided notes Gross–Fine / Open–Closed classification tasks Skill sorting activities Justification questions to build AO3 reasoning Real-world application tasks Extension challenges Exam-style questions Plenary + exit ticket Why teachers love this resource: Builds foundational understanding for the entire Skill Acquisition topic Supports OCR, AQA, Edexcel and WJEC Clear, structured learning with consistent formatting Reduces planning time while improving student outcomes Helps students avoid common misconceptions about classification Perfect for: A-Level PE teachers seeking ready-made, high-quality lessons Departments wanting consistency across staff Students who need structured, scaffolded notes Part of the complete Skill Acquisition 6-Lesson Series This lesson follows directly from Lesson 1 (What Is Skill?) and prepares students for Lesson 3 (Continuity & Pacing).
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A-Level PE – Skill Classification COMPLETE 6-Lesson Bundle

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A-Level PE – Skill Classification COMPLETE 6-Lesson Bundle Everything you need to teach the entire Skill Classification topic with zero planning. This comprehensive 6-lesson bundle covers the full Skill Acquisition unit for A-Level PE across OCR, AQA, Edexcel and WJEC specifications. Each lesson includes a high-quality PowerPoint and a fully matched student notes booklet, allowing for seamless delivery, consistent structure, and strong exam preparation. Designed to build AO1, AO2 and AO3 skills progressively, this bundle takes students from foundational knowledge to full 6–8 mark exam answers. ✔ Lessons Included: Lesson 1 – What Is Skill? Characteristics of skilled performance • LEAF GD TECH • Skilled vs unskilled • Exam questions Lesson 2 – Skill Classification Gross–Fine • Open–Closed • Sorting tasks • Justification • Applied sport examples Lesson 3 – Continuity & Pacing Discrete/Serial/Continuous • Self/Externally paced • Misconceptions • Extended exam practice Lesson 4 – Difficulty & Organisation Simple–Complex • Low–High organisation • Coaching implications • Classification tasks Lesson 5 – Practice Types Whole/Part • Progressive part • Whole–Part–Whole • Fixed/Varied • Massed/Distributed • Coaching design tasks Lesson 6 – Exam Application & Model Answers How to answer 2–8 mark questions • AO1/AO2/AO3 • Full skill analysis using all six continuums • Model answers & peer marking What’s included in every lesson: Full PowerPoint (clean, consistent and student-friendly) Student notes booklet (Word) perfectly aligned to each slide Tasks, activities, matching exercises & diagrams Applied sport examples for AO2 Justification questions for AO3 Extension challenges for high-attainers Short-answer & extended exam questions Plenary + exit ticket Why this bundle is so effective: Complete topic coverage – all Skill Acquisition content taught logically and progressively Exam-focused – builds AO1/AO2/AO3 from the very first lesson Reduction in workload – everything is planned, structured and ready to teach Consistent formatting across all lessons enhances learning and revision Perfect for non-specialists or departments seeking uniform delivery Ideal for: Teachers delivering A-Level PE Skill Acquisition for the first time Departments wanting a consistent, high-quality approach Students needing structured notes for revision Exam preparation and mock exam support Complete, ready-to-teach, and proven to raise confidence and exam performance. This is the only Skill Acquisition bundle you’ll need.