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Physical Education in Early Years Morag Simpson / Morag Young P.E. Lead Officers

Physical Education in Early Years Morag Simpson / Morag Young P.E. Lead Officers. Aims of session:. Provide a variety of warm up activities Show how to use P.E. activities to support the development of Numeracy and Literacy skills Develop the use of themed activity trails to support topic work.

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Physical Education in Early Years Morag Simpson / Morag Young P.E. Lead Officers

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  1. Physical Education in Early YearsMorag Simpson / Morag YoungP.E. Lead Officers

  2. Aimsof session: • Provide a variety of warm up activities • Show how to use P.E. activities to support the development of Numeracy and Literacy skills • Develop the use of themed activity trails to support topic work

  3. Our Vision In Early Years: • Physical Literacy is the development of fundamental movement skills that allow a child to move confidently and with control in a range of physical activities

  4. Program of activities: • Warm ups • Movement ideas/games linking with Numeracy and Literacy • Themed activity trails • Resources • Q&A - Feedback

  5. Resources • P.E. Lead Officers morag.young@falkirk.gov.uk morag.simpson@falkirk.gov.uk karen.thomson@falkirk.gov.uk • Library Services • GLOW • www.educationscotland.co.uk Resources within individual schools TOPS Infant games booklet / Dance

  6. Questions • Exit Pass

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