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Label the muscles worksheet. Make learning the muscles of the human body interactive and fun with this ready-to-use labeling worksheet. Perfect for science and PE lessons, this resource helps students identify major muscles. Includes full answer sheet which could be used as a handout. Great for a classroom task, revision activity, homework or cover-work. Also available as a bundle with the ‘Label the Skeleton’ Worksheet.

GCSE PE worksheet covering the identification of the following structures of a synovial joint and how they help to prevent injury: • synovial membrane • synovial fluid • joint capsule • bursae • cartilage • ligaments. Full answer sheet included (could also be used as a handout).

Download includes two worksheets with full answer sheets included. Worksheet 1: Complete the table to describe each of the 6 functions (support, shape, protection, production, movement, mineral storage) of the skeleton and give an application to physical activity for each. Worksheet 2: Fill in table to describe, give an example and give a function in sport for long, short, flat and irregular bones. (versions included with completely blank table, or with the type of bone and a diagram already filled in).

Label the skeleton / skeletal system worksheet. Make learning the human skeletal system interactive and fun with this ready-to-use labeling worksheet. Perfect for science and PE lessons, this resource helps students identify major bones, reinforce terminology, and build a strong foundation in human biology. Includes full answer sheet which could be used as a handout. Download also includes a crossword puzzle for early finishers / homework task. Great for a classroom task, revision activity, homework or cover-work.

AQA GCSE PE consolidation worksheet. Download includes 3 worksheets plus full answer sheets for each worksheet. Worksheet 1: Definitions and labeling muscles, agonist and antagonist involved in knee and elbow flexion and extension. Worksheet 2: Complete the table to show the agonist and antagonist during flexion and extension at the shoulder, elbow, hip, knee and ankle joint. Plus the bones located at each joint. Worksheet 3: Exam-style questions requiring students to identify the type of muscle contraction taking place during different movements and identifying the main agonist/antagonist (also includes a few questions on naming the type of synovial joint, naming bones etc).