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Prediction 20 mark question for paper 1 OCR PE summer 2025 based on previous paper trends from last 10 years Just 20 mark Q with full mark scheme

Technology in sport. GCSE PE Comprehensive powerpoint Includes thinking hard strategies/tasks that can be used throughout (or not at all) Worksheet provided Past paper questions and mark schemes to finish topic Designed for AQA spec but can be adapted Can use as a flipped learning task and then work on questions Or just use how you feel best or what works for your amazing pupils.

A Level OCR PE Olympic games powerpoint with tasks and questions 31 slides thinking hard strategies info of each key olympic games (for the spec) questions with mark schemes all animated teach over a few lessons depending on lesson length and class

Powerpoint on Flexibility: factors that affect flexibility types of flexibility training and programming adaptations to flexibility training 2 exam style questions includes worksheet on types of flexibility training complete lesson designed for OCR A level PE but adapt for your course/class

Powerpoint with movement analysis questions you know… the picture and grid you get on most papers, which muscle is the agonist, antagonist, joint type, movement, contraction type. 7 examples with answers 2 x pupils make your own question 1 x fill the gaps for muscle stimulation I use this for revision and exam prep, this for me is one whole lesson, discussing each question and possible variations aimed at OCR but works for any qualification with movement analysis switch any pictures you want

Angular motion - A Level PE 21 page powerpoint on Angular motion, angular velocity, moment of inertia, axes of rotation and angular momentum. includes exam style questions, some with exemplar answers and others with essay plans. This is a tough section of the course but I have tried to make it simple and enjoyable for pupils with this animated and interactive powerpoint. designed for the OCR spec but adaptable change slides, add objectives etc as you wish.

Every part of the 3 stages of the aerobic energy system is shown on the worksheet. Cut them out, sort them out and design a poster or diagram. Design for A level PE, Exercise and Sport Physiology

Powerpoint for GCSE PE, specific to AQA spec but can be adapted. Socio-cultural influences, section 3.2.2.1 with tasks and past paper questions, can be adapted

A Level PE Ergogenic Aids (designed for OCR spec but applicable to most) covers pharmacological, physiological and nutritional aids. includes activities and tasks within PP. Includes past paper question examples. you will need to also cover nitrates, creatine, bicarbonate and caffeine for the OCR spec. designed by OCR moderator and experienced curriculum leader. Save yourself hours of work. *now includes a worksheet of questions. You can differentiate this depending on your learners, add challenge tasks or prompt sheets etc

39 page powerpoint - energy systems designed for A Level PE OCR spec but applicable and adaptable to all covers the 3 energy systems in detail contains tasks, pixl strategies, short questions and past paper questions change objectives and outcomes as you wish note: OCR call the lactic acid sytem the glycolytic system now. designed by OCR moderator and experienced practitioner this would last 3-4 1 hour lessons (plus more time for past paper questions) you could show appropriate videos from youtube to help understanding worksheet to follow save hours planning and take your lessons to the next level with this outstanding and professional powerpoint presentation.

A Level PE revision powerpoint for the following topics: Skeletal Muscle contraction Cardiovascular system at rest Cardiovascular system during exercise Respiratory system at rest Respiratory System during exercise designed for OCR spec by OCR moderator 37 page powerpoint does not contain content but tasks for pupils to do for revision based on prior knowledge. Then there are past paper questions and answers on each of the topics. I Use this to work through class room revision. Save yourself hours of work.

This is a guide and written task for preparation of A Level PE coursework and more specifically the EAPI for OCR spec. A paired video can be found on Youtube - sea this resource includes the powerpoint and workbook

Acute and Chronic Injuries - A Level PE designed for OCR spec powerpoint worksheet video if you want to use it or set flipped homework This is for the first section of Injury prevention and rehab. Powerpoint covers types of chronic and acute injuries with examples. Treating injuries is not on this pp as that would be covered in the next lesson. animate as you wish, add and take away as you wish

Respiratory System - A Level PE (OCR but applicable to most) Worksheet with 5 questions and 2 diagrams to label can be used for flipped learning, cover lesson or questions as you go through a visual guide.

Arousal In sport GCSE PE Powerpoint with tasks, learning strategies, discussion points and past paper question with mark scheme. This powerpoint should take at least 1 lesson to get through (1 hour) gives knowledge of Arousal definition Inverted U theory Arousal control techniques 15 page powerpoint - tasks throughout I hope this helps.

The Principles of Training - GCSE PE Great looking powerpoint with smaller task question throughout and a longer question at the end with a guide to answering. SPORT and FITT designed for AQA spec but can be used/adapted to all

Energy intake and expenditure. covers Basel metabolic rate, Thermic effect of food, METs, energy, energy intake, expenditure and balance powepoint (12 page) worksheet video -uploaded designed for OCR A Level PE adapt for your learners you can use a prompt sheet to differentiate the worksheet

Part of the preparation and training methods for A Level PE aimed at OCR spec but can be adapted AEROBIC TRAINING power point

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Short 6 slide presentation on muscle fibre types and recovery includes several tasks and discussion points. this is just a small section in the muscular system section adapt for your teaching and your pupils