A basic writing framework to give students some guidance on how to construct a portfolio of evidence. A very small difference between the regular and higher resource, the regular resource has sentence starters which the higher does not have. Hope your find this useful, please rate and review! Any questions, comments or improvements please contact me on c.stephen2622@gmail.com!

An eye catching display to have in a PE classroom, corridor or, like how we have it, in a sports hall. It contains five 'categories'; Movement, muscles, components of fitness, SMSC, skeletal and training methods. I have also put a little diagram of how we have put ours together. Hope you make use of it. Ask always, a review and a positive comment is always appreciated.

Fitness test task cards that can be used for BTEC sport and GCSE PE. Task cards include an equipment list, what the test measures and a protocol for each.

Students must read the goal and decide what aspects of the SMART principle it meets. At the bottom there is also a opportunity to write your own goal and have it peer assessed.

3 simple activities that students can set up and participate in to develop a range of Hockey skills. Each card has a visual aid, a description of the task and questions for the students to conciser when performing the drills.

Student friendly 'goals' to aim for when participating in athletics. I personally had a points system in which a student would receive 6 points for a gold, 4 for a silver and 2 for a bronze. They also recieved points for 1st, 2nd and 3rd.

A4 worksheet (to be cut into A5) where students have to name the major muscles in the body.

A variation of cheerleading movements with instructions. Can be used as hand outs or having them rolling on a smart board for students to view.

A card sort with picture of the fitness test, description, what it tests (component of fitness) and a definition of that.

Differentiated task cards for a beginner boxersize PE lesson. Allows students to work independently.

Not sure whether to purchase something from TES? Please feel free to try my sample excel spreadsheet to see if it meets your needs. I think you will be surprised of how easy and useful it is to use. This excel document that enables you to add marks for each component together to gain a final grade for the new 9-1 qualification (2016 spec). Enter your own class' details, with names, target grades, RoH and of course their marks and let the document do the rest. The document also has a 'print out' sheet where you can either pick any student from the drop-down list and print just one results page or print the whole class' with just one click. A massive time saver and a fantastic resource for parents evenings with the student-friendly print out sheet. Full version can be purchased from: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/9-1-edexcel-gcse-pe-tracker-and-grade-calculator-11504541 P.S.- This document is for a class of up to 30 students, this can be increased and you can also have multiple classes on one document upon request. Please contact me if you have any requests and I will do my best to help you as much as I can. Email- C.stephen2622@gmail.com Twitter- @CStephen2622

Differentiated task cards for use when students are creating their own routines. These can be used as a success criteria for peer and self assess. Works very well these task cards: https://www.tes.co.uk/teaching-resource/cheerleading-motions-11069355

A circuit to work on fitness as well as basketball skills.

Simple resource so students can see what they need to do to improve their motif's and grade within dance.

A 'life after levels' grid for devising. The main skills being assessed in this grid are creating, performing, evaluating and directing.

Not sure whether to purchase something from TES? Please feel free to try my sample excel spreadsheet to see if it meets your needs. I think you will be surprised of how easy and useful it is to use. This excel document that enables you to add marks for each component together to gain a final grade for the new 9-1 qualification (2016 spec). Enter your own class' details, with names, target grades, RoH and of course their marks and let the document do the rest. The document also has a 'print out' sheet where you can either pick any student from the drop-down list and print just one results page or print the whole class' with just one click. A massive time saver and a fantastic resource for parents evenings with the student-friendly print out sheet. P.S.- This document is for a class of up to 30 students, this can be increased and you can also have multiple classes on one document upon request. Please contact me if you have any requests and I will do my best to help you the best I can. Full version can be purchased from; https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/9-1-edexcel-drama-tracker-and-grade-calculator-11429748

Circuit with very little equipment needed. Can be used throughout KS3+4. All task cards are differentiated so students can choose their own difficulty.

A simple starter game for those studying memory techniques. Personally I used this in a KS3 Drama lesson, but I took the idea from work I did in Psychology. The power point is on an automatic timer, students are required to memorize as many words as they can without writing anything down. The task is to recall these words after they have all shown on the board. You should find that students are more likely to remember the first and last words compared to the ones shown in the middle.

Ask students there previous experience in badminton and set them off on a appropriate task. See how SOLO taxonomy works to effectively differentiate these task cards.

This is a end of unit assessment for 1.1.3-1.1.4 taken from edexcel past papers. The mark scheme is also copied and pasted from the edexcel papers. It includes multiple choice, short and long answer questions totaling 50 marks.