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Do you have a basic warm up routine for primary PE?

Do you have a basic warm up routine for primary PE lessons?

Obviously it all depends what age the kids are. For example, a child in yr.6 (age 12 in Australia) would have better co-ordination and motor skills then a Kindergarden. So what you would need is something that can cater for all ages. Things that ive used successfully include%3A *duck-duck-goose; but with everyone jogging on the spot, as opposed to sitting down, and; *bullrush- this works fantastically and Ive founds kids of all ages really enjoy it.

set up three lines of coloured cones. Have class in the middle line and explain if you shout colour they must run to that line. Once they get the hang of it. shout a colour and point in other direction. Children love it. Say two colours but they must go to both lines. I usually end with a race with last two or three helping me to see who is last next time until you have a final

octopus tig%3A two catchers are allowed to run about, once people are caught they stand still and try to catch people running past them the last person to get caught wins.

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Do you have a basic warm up routine for primary PE?

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Do you have a basic warm up routine for primary PE lessons?

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