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PE Session Design Project by Groups

Group project: design and lead a PE lesson.

PhaseMain activitie
Duration40 min
Ages16–18
SpaceGym or classroom
EquipmentWorksheets, Pens, Whiteboards
IntensityLow

How to play

  1. Choose a goal.
  2. Design the warm-up, main activity and cool-down.
  3. Teacher review.
  4. Lead the lesson for classmates.

Rules

Variations

Easier

Design one part.

Standard

Full lesson.

Harder

With assessment.

Adaptations

Learning goals

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