Includes eight different exercises. I used this as a warm-up and placed about 30 different exercise cards down with a cone on top. Pupils would follow an instructions e.g. jogging in the space and when the whistle was blown they would go to that cone and perform that exercise.

A resource sheet used to help students decide who is the most appropriate player to take the ball dependent on where the ball is knocked off. This was useful for my year 9 groups to help them and the umpire decide.

10 Different cards with three different levels on each cards. Pupils choose either the 1st, 2nd or 3rd group on each level of the pyramid (complete one set and rep from each level of the pyramid = three). Once complete, pupils swap for a different exercise. This worked really well with my year 9 group.

Nandos Sets and Reps card. As the level of ‘spice’ increases, so does the difficulty. Pupils choose a level to start on and must complete all five exercises on that level before progress up.

Worksheet including: L.o.s Describe how to hold the ball Fill in the blank Evaluating the performance of another student

Resource sheet requires pupils to identify the difference in how each of the sports use sprinting and how that affects performance.

This peer assessment sheet is based on the topic of Mission Impossible but can be very easily used within other themes.

Very detailed guide written for my swimming assessment for primary teachers with the focus on differentiation. Guide includes: What is differentiation? Building water confidence Useful pieces of equipment BLABT Extra games The four strokes + drills Total pages is 40

Structure of a plant cell diagram with definitions of each part. This was actually used in a PE lesson and the diagram was recreated with hoops, cones and spots and pupils had to use the javelin throwing technique with bean bags and each part of the cell was worth a different number of points.

Worksheet where pupils can record their results of the 30m sprint test and the handgrip dynamometer test in the table. Worksheet also includes boxes for pupils to fill out the advantages and disadvatages of each test and blank flow charts for each test with the blanks at the bottom for the pupils to put in the correct order for each of the tests.

Level flip cards used in KS3 where pupils can self-assess and show myself where they think they are currently working at moments within the lesson.

A fun rules sheet where it guided pupils to create their own rules for their sporting game to get an understanding of what rules are within a game.

Self-Assessment sheet used for Mission Impossible lessons but has not been written and designed for that topic so can be used very easily with other topics.

Resource that includes a variety of rolls with differentiated levels (the chillies). This means that the pupils can choose the rolls for the level they are currently working at.

Great reciprocal sheet that has the technique for the forward roll on one side and targets for their partner to look out for on the other. (Chillies indicate success outcomes, WT, ACH, WB)

A resource card that includes some travel movements that can also link with balance, rotation and flight. Pupils are then able to explore other travel based movements .

Worksheet to assist writing about components of fitness

Includes basic english grammar Sentence starters for each task in Unit 2

Each slide has a different paired yoga pose for students to explore and challenge themselves

A detailed powerpoint on task 2 (lo1) sports science