The perfect place for all your EYFS, KS1 and KS2 resources, Explore Education aims to provide you with amazing, outstanding lessons that help you to shine. Each lesson often has detailed planning, PowerPoints and differentiated resources. So whether you are looking for a maths lesson to get you through your next interview, an English lesson that will help you impress OFSTED or a history, science, RE, PSHE or PE unit to wow your class, this is the shop for you!
The perfect place for all your EYFS, KS1 and KS2 resources, Explore Education aims to provide you with amazing, outstanding lessons that help you to shine. Each lesson often has detailed planning, PowerPoints and differentiated resources. So whether you are looking for a maths lesson to get you through your next interview, an English lesson that will help you impress OFSTED or a history, science, RE, PSHE or PE unit to wow your class, this is the shop for you!
This Year 1 PE unit includes six structured lesson plans designed to teach children the fundamentals of gymnastics. The unit focuses on developing key physical skills such as body control, movement, and sequence building using basic equipment like mats and benches.
Whatβs Included:
β 6 lesson plans with detailed learning objectives
β Success criteria for each lesson
β Warm-up, teacher input, and plenary activities
β Main activities for skills development
β Resource list for lesson preparation
Lesson Overview / Structure:
β Lesson 1: Learning to create different basic shapes with the body
β Lesson 2: Travelling in a variety of ways and at different heights
β Lesson 3: Developing movement skills in different directions and speeds
β Lesson 4: Using apparatus safely and exploring different movement patterns
β Lesson 5: Combining skills to create a gymnastics sequence
β Lesson 6: Modifying and refining sequences to enhance performance
Why Itβs Useful:
β Clear progression to build confidence and skills
β Focus on fundamental movement skills for young learners
β Simple resources required (mats and benches)
β Opportunity for students to create and modify their own gymnastics sequences
Suggested Use Cases:
Ideal for Year 1 PE lessons focused on gymnastics, body control, and basic apparatus work. Perfect for developing key motor skills and introducing children to sequence creation.
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This 6-week PE unit for Year 1 students focuses on developing essential movement and ball skills. The lessons aim to build confidence, coordination, and physical literacy in a supportive, engaging environment.
Whatβs Included:
β 6 detailed lesson plans with clear learning objectives
β Step-by-step instructions for each activity
β Differentiated tasks for varying skill levels
β Key questions to encourage student thinking
β Success criteria to track progress
β Focus on movement skills such as agility, balance, and coordination, alongside ball skills like rolling, throwing, and catching
Lesson Overview / Structure:
β Week 1: Introduction to basic movement skills β agility and balance
β Week 2: Practising coordination and spatial awareness
β Week 3: Developing basic ball handling skills β rolling and throwing
β Week 4: Catching and hand-eye coordination exercises
β Week 5: Combining movement and ball skills in simple activities
β Week 6: Applying skills in a group activity with a focus on teamwork
Why Itβs Useful:
β Differentiated instruction for all learners
β Focus on fundamental physical skills that promote overall physical literacy
β Fun, engaging, and interactive activities that foster a love for movement
β Simple, easy-to-follow plans that save valuable preparation time
β Builds confidence in young learners, encouraging them to explore their physical abilities
Suggested Use Cases:
Ideal for Year 1 PE lessons focused on basic movement and ball skills, agility, balance, coordination, and physical education. Suitable for individual and group activities that promote teamwork and physical development.
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These two PowerPoint assemblies explore the power of enthusiasm in sports, helping pupils understand its importance in achieving success and overcoming challenges. Suitable for KS1, KS2, and KS3 students, the assemblies aim to inspire a passion for physical activity and develop essential life skills such as teamwork and resilience.
Whatβs Included:
β 1st assembly β PowerPoint with 11 slides, teacher notes, and discussion points
β 2nd assembly β PowerPoint with 16 slides, teacher notes, and interactive activities
β Reflection time for students to consider the role of enthusiasm in their own lives
β Prayer included for both assemblies
Lesson Overview / Structure:
β Assembly 1
Exploring the concept of enthusiasm in sports
Discussing the challenges and sacrifices athletes face
Learning about dedication, purpose, and overcoming obstacles
Featuring famous athletes like Andre Agassi and Nick Kyrgios
Reflection time and prayer
β Assembly 2
Witnessing the impact of enthusiasm on athletesβ performances
Celebrating inspiring sports personalities such as Lionel Messi and Serena Williams
Reflecting on the significance of enthusiasm in personal sports experiences
Reflection time and prayer
Why Itβs Useful:
β Promotes understanding of resilience, determination, and self-belief
β Encourages positive attitudes towards physical activity and sports
β Suitable for use across KS1, KS2, and KS3
β Encourages teamwork and goal-setting in sports and life
Suggested Use Cases:
Ideal for use in KS1, KS2, and KS3 assemblies, collective worship, or as part of a PSHE lesson on perseverance, self-belief, and the importance of enthusiasm in all areas of life. Can also be used to enhance PE lessons or to support personal development activities.
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