2018 RUSSIA FOOTBALL WORLD CUP - PRINTABLE -

You can use all these worksheets in your class.

PHYSICAL EDUCATION EXPECTATIONS (CLASS)

BE PREPARED
-Wear the proper footwear properly tied
-Wear the proper equipment

PLAY HARD

-Always participate with effort  in all activities.
-Demonstrate a commitment to the process, lesson or activity.
-Demonstrate proper movement skills and concepts

PLAY FAIR

-Adhere to the rules or instructions of the lesson or activity
-Display honesty during the lesson or activity.
-Allow equal opportunity for others to participate.

PLAY SAFE
-Lookout for the safety of others.
-Avoid careless risks.
-Show an awareness of your body and those around you.

SHOW RESPECT
-Listen when it is time to listen (to the teacher or classmates).
-Cooperate with the teacher and classmates. Display good sportsmanship.
-Show the value of others, the equipment, the property and the environment.

TREATING PLANTAR FASCITIS

BALONCODO I

Baloncodo is a new sport, in which every pupil can play regardless  personal features. A new sport that you can implement in your school easily, without a large deployment of material or spaces.

OLYMPIC SPORTS 4 CHILDREN

PE COOPERATIVE GAMES

WARM UP GAMES - PHYSICAL EDUCATION

NUMBERS GAME

Set up a square, marked out in the four corners of the hall, and marked with numbers 1,2,3,4 respectively.

On the floor of the hall, spread out, will be 4 sets of numbers from 1-8 (so there will be four 1’s, four 2’s etc in the hall). Pupils will jog around the hall in and out of numbers.

The teacher shouts a number between 1 and 8. At this, the pupils have to pick up whatever number they are closest to, and using the numbers in the corners have to get the number the teacher shouted using adding or subtraction, e.g. if the teacher shouts 3 and the pupil picks up number 5, then that pupil must run to the corner numbered 2, as 5 minus 2 equals 3.

There will be a section marked out in the middle of the hall for those that can’t be solved, e.g. if the teacher shouts 1 and pupil picks up number 1 then they can't make 1 by adding or subtracting numbers 1, 2, 3 or 4.

SHEEP TIG

Choose some pupils to be chasers. These are the people who tig others.

Then choose some other pupils to be farmers. When someone has been tigged, they lie on their back with their legs and arms in the air.

They then have to wait until a farmer comes and rolls them over. To make this more fun the children can also make a 'baa' noise when being rolled over.

TICKLY CAT

This game is used in our recreational gymnastics group within our gymnastics club. It is part of the warm up to raise heart rate and body temperature for the gymnastics session ahead. It is also high on the fun factor, the children love it. It is nothing more than a version of "Stick-in-the mud". We call it "Tickly cat".

The person whom is "on" is the cat and she chases the other gymnasts (the mice!), and tags the mice. The mice then "fall asleep" lying on the floor in a star shape and they don't "wake up" until one of their friends tickles their tummy.

The game continues until everybody has had a go at being the cat or the time limit for the warm up is finished.

All our gymnasts really enjoy this game and there are usually a lot of smiles all around!

SMUGGLERS

This is a warm up game using coloured hoops and coloured bean bags.

Scatter the hoops around the area in which you are working. Split the class in half - smugglers or 'goodies'. The goodies have a 30 second head start to place bean bags in their correct corresponding coloured hoop. On the blow of the whistle, the smugglers 'steal' the bean bags from their correct hoops and place them incorrectly.

The 'goodies' have to keep going to try and remedy the problem.

Lots of fun, and gets the heart rate going!

LATE FOR SCHOOL

This is a fun warm up activity. Tell the children to copy all your actions.

Pretend you are asleep and suddenly wake up and are late for school. Everything you do is done on the spot but in a hurry. Brush your teeth, wash your face, put your clothes on run downstairs, run back up (forgot to put trousers / skirt on) back down stairs, eat breakfast, pick up your bag, open front door, shut door, run down the street, jump over a hedge, look both ways, cross the road etc.

Finally arrive at school slowing down panting and puffing then suddenly stop at the closed gates.

Its Saturday!!

You must provide a running commentary whilst doing the actions and you can make it as fun as you like with as many actions as necessary to warm up the children. It is a fun and easy to follow pulse-raiser.

A similar cool-down activity (contributed by a visitor) is called "Getting ready for bed". This involves a lot of stretching as we mime removing clothes, hugging teddy bears, etc. It ends with children lying on the floor 'asleep'.

Before you begin, the children should be taught the commands which the activity involves .

Children start by forming a line (one behind the other) directly in front of the teacher. The teacher then shouts a command and the children have to perform the activity associated with that command.

UP,DOWM,STOP AND GO

Children have to listen very carefully!

• On GO - children must stop still.
• On STOP - children must move around the space either walking or running.
• On UP - children must sit or lay down.
• On DOWN - children must stretch up to the ceiling