Sports Rules: Rules & Rituals in Physical Education with Picture Cards, Posters and Worksheets (Value Pack)

Whether in the changing room, at the whistle, or in the equipment room, this value pack makes the rules for physical education in primary school and grades 5 to 10 visible to everyone. From changing clothes to leaving the sports hall, the picture cards follow the sequence of the lesson and show each rule as a drawing with a short sentence. You can choose from several options for where the class gathers and which signal applies, depending on your sports hall. A poster summarizes the most important rules with pictures, so that even beginning readers can understand them at a glance. Then the children write down the rules themselves on the worksheets.

This is included:

• Picture cards with rules and routines for the course of the physical education lesson
• Poster and worksheets on the physical education rules

The picture cards are supplemented by organization cards for water bottles and quiet time, number and heading cards, and a poster "We follow the physical education rules" for the whole class.

Possible uses in physical education

• In the first physical education lessons of the school year, the cards can be discussed in a circle and then hung up in the sports hall where they are clearly visible.
• Even in the changing room, the poster can serve as a reminder of what applies before the lesson, such as light-colored soles and removed jewelry.
• In a rainy-day or theory lesson, the worksheets can be used as a quiet activity.
• Anyone who has forgotten their sports gear can, for example, write a lesson log; you decide which card applies to this.

Learning objectives and skills promoted

• Lesson sequence: follow the agreed rules in the changing room, sports hall, and when tidying up
• Signals: react immediately to a whistle, hand signal, or clapping
• Safety: only use equipment with permission and exercise without jewelry
• Fairness: treat each other respectfully and accept defeat
• Writing: formulate rules in your own words

Differentiation

For children who are currently learning to read, the same rule cards are also available in capital letters. The drawings on the picture worksheet help with writing, while the numbered sheet requires the rules without any template.

For an orderly physical education lesson, there are also the fairness rules, the station rules, and the sports duties.

Have fun trying it out and enjoy a well-organized physical education lesson!

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