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Children are full of life and most enjoy being active, but they may be unaware of why movement is beneficial or what is actually happening to their bodies as they exercise.
The aim of this cross-curricular lesson is to learn about parts of the body and what happens to them when we exercise, linking PE to science.
Set up mini circuits involving five different activities and do a 20 second burst at each before rotating.
Use information cards to demonstrate the muscle groups being work during each exercise.
Leon Blake (@blake4479) is a teacher at Greet Primary in Birmingham and an ambassador for Active Kids Do Better. Register your school at discoveryeducation.co.uk.
