P.e. Taught By The Physically Challenged

[Guest]

Help!

I have to start teaching P.E. to a very boisterous reception class after Easter.

Where do I start?

Any suggestions?

Leila

[Sue R]

 

Had to laugh at your title - could be me!!

 

But, unfortunately, nothing of any help at all to offer.

 

Sorry

 

Sue

[Beau]

I'm sure everyone will be no end of help but to give you some food for thought I've trawled up a few old threads that might help.

 

Nursery Pe.

 

Pe in the Early Years.

 

Pe.

 

Music and Pe For Reception

 

Inspiration Needed!

 

I too loved the thread title.

[Guest]

When we first take our youngest children (N & R) to PE we do lots of activities whilst arranged in a circle - I find this formation is great as you have a clear view of everyone. We always start with lots of action rhymes.

The non-slip markers (hand/feet/spot shapes) are really useful for helping children keep to their own space - we do lots of work on the spot to begin with and gradually begin to explore the space around our spot - travelling a little way and returning to it.

[Guest Wolfie]

Topstart do a nice collection of activity ideas, I'm not sure if you can get hold of the activity cards without having to also buy the equipment though...which is very expensive!

[Guest]

I think that to buy the Topstart programme you have to have prove you have received the training.

[Guest Wolfie]

No, I bought it without doing the training, I think it's in some of the catalogues?

[Guest]

Val Sabin does a booklet for pre school children as well as older children. This is full of short, fun activities with aCD to go with it I use it with my roudy bunch!!!

[Guest]

Can i just ask where you get this from?

[Guest]

They have a website:

www.valsabinpublications.com/

[Guest]

Thankyou