This complete unit teaches students how to manage life and physical changes, and practice safe behaviours in various settings, including road safety, personal hygiene, self-care and decision-making. They refine movement skills across diverse sports, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander games. Students apply interpersonal skills, evaluate goal-setting strategies, and demonstrate their understanding of health and wellbeing through written texts.

The K–6 PDHPE units are designed as a 16-lesson sequence, comprising of 8 PDH lessons and 8 PE lessons, with 4 optional consolidation lessons. The lessons are written in sequence to show the flow of learning and the building of concepts across lessons. To implement the syllabus and meet teaching requirements, teachers are expected to teach one PDH and one PE lesson each week.

Duration: 8 weeks + 2 weeks optional consolidation ( 16 lessons with 4 optional lessons for consolidation)

Syllabus outcomes

· PH3-MSP-01 refines and applies movement skills, strategies and collaboration in physical activities

· PH3-RRS-01 explains and applies skills and strategies to manage respectful relationships

· PH3-RRS-02 explains and applies skills and strategies to interact safely in offline and online contexts

· PH3-IHW-01 examines and explains factors that influence identity, health and wellbeing of individuals and groups

· PH3-SMI-01 evaluates and applies self-management and interpersonal skills in a range of contexts

· PH3-CWT-01 creates written texts to communicate understanding of health, safety and wellbeing

What is included in this pack?

• PowerPoint with over 370 slides (editable)
• Student workbook and assessment tasks
• PDF for easy printing
• Teaching notes under each slide
• Quick links to units.
• Sections for each lesson included in the PowerPoint presentation.
• Self Assessment tasks.
• Video links
• Created for use with the IWB.
• Suggested teaching prep for each lesson.
• Outcomes and indicators included for each lesson.

This is a comprehensive unit which will save you hours of preparation time. It is important at the start of each lesson that you read the teaching notes as there is some Lesson preparation needed for some lessons. These include printing sets of cards in some lessons, printing worksheets for assessment purposes so that work samples are available for each child.

Some things you will need for this unit:

• Writing materials
• T Chart (included)
• Playing Cards
• Different sized balls
• Bean bags
• Small sized balls
• Netball or beachball
• Markers
• Bibs or braids
• Skittles or markers
• Chalk
• Volleyball
• Volleyball court (If available)

Important note

The font which has been used in this presentation is the Google font Edu NSW ACT foundation which needs to be downloaded onto your computer (this can be done by clicking on the blue link provided). You must restart your device once installed and all of the formatting will be correctly in place. This step is VERY important otherwise your units will be misaligned.

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• You MAY make one copy for backup purposes, but not with the intent to redistribute.
• Please buy additional licenses if more than one teacher in your school is going to be using it.
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