Equipment Storeroom Labels - Feel free to print the equipment labels below. All you'll need to do is cut, laminate and stick away!

FLEXfit - These FLEXfit tasks can be sent to students online and can be done while at home. The aim is to get them active by completing the videos once they have clicked on the link in the document.

Expectations, Sportsmanship, Benefits and What happens to our body - There's a lot of different aspects to physical education and we need to remember that PE isn't sport. Below you'll find a range of displays that cover expectations of students and teachers when in class, what good sportsmanship looks like, and the benefits of physical education which cover physically, mentally, socially and emotionally. I will be adding more items that link to healthy eating etc to this section over time, so keep an eye out.

Online Learning Tasks (Learner Profiles, Values and Approaches to Learning - These tasks can be sent to students online and can be done while at home. The aim is to have them thinking about and completing tasks that connect to PE and the wider community.

Learner Profiles in PE - The Learner Profiles are another key component of the PYP program, student growth/development and the inquiry process itself. The Learner Profiles below align with physical education, and also the world around us, so that students make those important connections. I believe it's important that the learner profiles are always visible where possible.

Non-Participant Task Cards - as a physical education teacher there are times when students forget to bring their uniform or they're ill or injured. I decided to create the task cards below so that students who aren't partaking physically in the lesson can still be involved and make connections during the class. The task cards are based around the Approaches to Learning skills from the Enhanced PYP (social, communication, thinking, self-management, and research skills). Each task card has 5 options to complete for each skill (I have students select 1 option to complete during the class). The great thing about the tasks is that they have links to other skills outside of physical education such as literacy and maths.

What I have done for for our department is set up non-participant P.E tubs that have the sets of task cards, writing books, spare paper, writing and coloured pencils, markers etc so that students know where to find the work and can leave their work behind (neatly) after the lesson.

FLEXfit - These FLEXfit tasks can be sent to students online and can be done while at home. The aim is to get them active by completing the videos once they have clicked on the link in the document.

Scavenger Hunt - A great activity to get students working together online!

FLEXfitopoly - A game thats fun for the whole family to play and gets the players thinking about being physically active and also makes connections to over all well being with questions related to things like healthy eating, mindfulness, sleep, screen time and fitness! Download. print out and enjoy!

Rounders x 2 - A striking and Fielding game that students will love!

Guard the pin. -

Touch/Rugby Drills (TGFU) - I created the activities below as part of my post graduate studies which has a focus on athlete centred learning. You'll see that the drills and games are aimed at the skills needed for touch/rugby but you may be able to adapt them so that they may used in other areas.

Bench Ball - A super fun invasion game that can be linked to netball and basket ball and get students really thinking about their roles and responsibilities within a team.

Tapuae - A traditional Maori invasion game that students love!

End Ball - An invasion game that requires students to think deeper about what is required for them to be successful when they are playing it. You can focus on lots of different aspects of physical education such team building, attack, defence and much more!