Early years physical education resources

Resources included are as follows: PDF file for you to print. 250 Sports words flashcards Each flash card has a sports related word and a colourful border.   Words are suitable for key stage 1 to key stage 4. Size half A4 landscape per card. Colourful and bright cards sent to you on cd��for you to print time and time again. These cards can be printed full size or smaller for each pupil Make a great display around the classroom or halls. Adjust your printer settings to print smaller (select print 2 pages per page etc), or photocopy larger. Select just a few of these cards to highlight the key words for todays lesson or print them all to keep around for every day learning.

› 18 FREE PE ideas to get your sport lessons going for your K-3's: Whole-class activities, skill specific stations and 6 competitive team relay races This pack contains some awesome PE activities that you can use straight away in your next lessons, helping to build your confidence and knowledge teaching sport at your school. You'll get some activities from each of our K-3 packs: 6 Whole-class activities • Taken from our top selling resource the Complete Kindergarten-Grade 2 PE Sport Skills Games Pack , which has in-depth whole lesson plans for large classes and over 100 skills, drills and activities for your class to develop their fundamental sport skills 6 Skill specific skill stations • From our Exploring stations pack, you'll have over 60 fun practice sports stations for your kids to improve and practice 6 Competitive team relay races • Taken from the Relay Races to get your class competing with 25 different relay variations in teams We'd love to hear your classes favourites!

In this engaging and interactive lesson, students make the case for who they feel is the greatest sportsperson of all time. Within the lesson they develop skills of: persuasive writing, independent researching, personal and social comprehension, and speaking and listening. By the end of the lesson, students write and present their own case for the world's greatest sportsperson, using individually researched subject matter, structural advice, and understanding of persuasive techniques. The learning follows a logical, bitesize journey, in which students: - Discuss and define the key features of what they think makes a sportsperson 'great'; - Research how their own contender meets the features of greatness, using a well-scaffolded research template; - Understand and exemplify each of the persuasive techniques, useful in convincing others of their case; - Critically analyse the language, subject matter, and structure of a model example of a World's Greatest Sportsperson article; - Write, present, and assess their own article. Included is everything that you need to teach, including: - Comprehensive, well-presented whole-lesson PowerPoint (students are led through the learning journey by an animated Usain Bolt character!); - Research template and completed model example; - Persuasive device cards for the card-sorting activity; - Model example of a completed 'World's Greatest Sportsperson' article; - Lesson plan. This would be perfect as a part of an English persuasive writing or speaking and listening unit, a PSHE/Citizenship study of people and their achievements, or a Cross-Curricular activity for less structured learning time. All images are licensed for commercial use, and are cited on the final slide of the presentation.

A template sheet for PE teachers putting out team sheets for school fixtures each week.

A lesson plan for teaching PMLD students Dance including sample unit targets for 7 students working at levels P3-P7.

Included is a Physical Education Lesson plan for multi-sensory students (working below P2 on the NC levels). Also included is a unit overview for PE for students working at P2-P7. Both documents include examples of student targets.

ALL SUBJECTS ALL LEVELS Make your revision activities fun and competitive using this boat race themed score board. Give each boat a name if you wish and start the powerpoint. All that remains then is to click on the boats when a team gets a question correct and they gradually move along the screen. Great for revision activities or making answering questions in teams competitive. Screen shot shows the boats playing for house points but you could change this for raffle tickets, stickers, reward points of another kind, sweets - whatever motivates your students! The powerpoint is set up so that you can have 5, 10 or 15 teams but this can easily be edited to have a different number.

These short and snappy puzzles are perfect for engaging all of the Wimbledon lovers in your class in a wide range of maths problems! Using real-life statistics from www.wimbledon.com, students approach a number of varied maths topics, whilst also gaining valuable information about their favourite players and the history of the tournament. I have used these resources with a number of KS2 and KS3 classes, and have always found that students find them extremely interesting and informative. Some of the maths topics covered include: statistics, percentages, charts and graphs, data handling, averages, ratios, addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, estimation and problem solving, critical thinking, and fractions. Some of the specific tasks involved include: working out the win ratios and percentages of top players, finding out how to reach the All-England Club from different locations, working out the best ticket combinations to buy at the ground, and comparing player performance over different tournaments. There are 30 tasks in total, in which a number of men and women players are focused upon through varied activities. The tasks are also separated by difficulty into 'Beginner','Intermediate', and 'Difficult' tasks (refer to the B, I, or D symbols in the top left of each activity). All images within this resource are licensed for commercial use, and images are cited on the final slide.

This is a letter set consisting of: - A-Z in capital letters - a-z in lower case letters - 0-9 - ! ? ... , . "" - + x + = ÷ There is one letter/ number per page. All you have to do is print out the pages you need to write out any heading you like. Get the pages laminated and the letters cut out to create a lovely and creative display heading. You can also use your printer settings to put multiple pages per page to get smaller letters (that depends on your printer though). I hope your class enjoy your beautiful and creative headings to displays.

The I Can't be Bothered to Teach Pack Lessons for an easy life A collection of cool and simple lessons and quiz packs for an easy life. Just download and relax. £24.80 of quality material for £5.55! For a range of other interesting lessons and great resources visit my page here: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/EngageinEnglish Credits: cool text.com

A fun editable template for hiding anagrams - great as a plenary or to recap previous word - create the anagram and add to fresh slide

We are excited to announce details of our 2km challenge which already has over 500 children taking part. This is perfect for little legs and those who are just starting out and looking for a bit of motivation. The 2km distance is also perfect for a extra curricular club or special school event. Between 1st April 2017 and 31st October 2017 run the distance of 2km. Submit your evidence and we will then send you one of our fantastic 2km challenge medals. At the end of the challenge we will publish everyone's times so you can see how you compare. To enter this challenge costs just £2.99. The medal comes with a silky red ribbon with '2017' marked on it. So how does it work? You will download a special voucher with a code that you email to us at The School Run. We then process your entry and let you know what to do!