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Parkour Lesson Cards - Carousel Lesson

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Carousel Lesson Cards for Parkour. I use these cards in a gym to deliver a range of skills for Parkour, these are. Climbing Vaulting Landing (Safety roll) Balancing Each card has bronze, silver and gold standards and some things to try when in the lesson. Boys groups thrive these from my own experience. :)
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Football Pass Cards - Carousel Lesson

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These cards are designed for a carousel-style lesson, focusing on different styles of passing in football. Each card includes differentiated bronze, silver, and gold challenges to provide both support and extension opportunities for all learners. They are ideally suited for students in Years 5–8. I hope they help you as much as they’ve helped me!
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Football Shooting Cards

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These cards feature tasks focused on different styles of shooting in football. Designed for a carousel setup, students can rotate through each station and practise the shooting technique shown on the card. Each card includes: The Task Short Description How to Set Up How to Complete Pictures
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Setting Boundaries PPT

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Setting Boundaries PowerPoint Covers Understanding Boundaries Why set them? Categories of boundaries Maintaining healthy boundaries Videos Discussion points. This is a full lesson, simple, and easy to follow though for students and teachers alike.
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Exploring Identity

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This is a PSHE lesson PowerPoint to be used, containing activities and and discussion points for students to follow. Slides contain the main focus on personal, social and cultural identity and get students to think about what makes them different.
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Pass Bingo

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Can be applied to a wide range of activities! Students choose a number, complete that amount of passes, cross it off then choose a new number to complete. Many different ways to adapt this into your own, such as adding different challenges to different numbers, or style of passing. This is super simple and KS3 students engage really well off this one if made into a competition!