Change4Life and Disney have teamed up to bring you play-along games inspired by your favourite Disney and Pixar characters. These 10 minute bursts of fun will really get your kids moving and count towards the 60 active minutes they need every day!
Games include:
Learn how to keep yourself healthy by discovering how different exercises such as walking and running can affect your heart rate. Ruby's heart rate will change as you make her sleep, sit, walk & run, watch how her body reacts to the different activities. See how her beats per minute change as she does different activities and heart rate exercises. Learn about your circulatory system, how your heart works as it pumps blood around your body, why blood goes to your lungs to pick up oxygen and what important roles your arteries and veins have in the process.
Credit: Science Kids
Credit: Joe Wicks; Andrew Sealy, British Heart Foundation, Lisa Young
School Radio provides three co-ordinated series that provide dance resources for KS1 and KS2 PE Lessons. The series develop from simple movements based on everyday experiences through to creating their own dances. It gets the children moving, as well as letting them be creative.
There are also other series which look at combining music, dance and drama to explore a specific historical period or Computing curriculum.
The BBC Bitesize website has lots of short videos around the subjects of exercise, dance, balance and co-ordination for classes of all ages.
Learn dances from all over the world or watch videos on exercising and growing.
The videos also feature a Classroom Ideas section which explains how teachers can use these videos in the classroom and any extra activities the children could try themselves.
What about ideas for PE Lessons which encourage social distancing? Here are a few suggestions from PE Resources Bank.
You can see more resources available from Youth Sport Trust and Chance to Shine