Grades K-3

PE activities - Sport Relay Races (grades K-3)

› 25 thrilling, easy to set up, challenging team races (+ online 'how-to-play' videos) to run at your school gym or field - Great for practicing specific sport skills Need some ...

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PE sport relay race activities for grades K–3 – fun physical education games for elementary students

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PE sport relay race activities for grades K–3 – fun physical education games for elementary students

PE activities - Sport Relay Races (grades K-3)

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PE activities - Sport Relay Races (grades K-3)

$13.00 AUD
Sale price  $13.00 AUD Regular price  $16.00 AUD
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› 25 thrilling, easy to set up, challenging team races (+ online 'how-to-play' videos) to run at your school gym or field - Great for practicing specific sport skills

Need some competitive activities? The rapid Relay Races PE Sport Skills Pack is ready with 25 thrilling, easy to set up races to run at your school gym or field. They’re great fun to use at any time of the year in your PE units, or even at sporting carnival days and events. These quick, refreshing activities will get your students looking forward to your gym lessons every week!

1. Divide the class into equal teams (or house groups etc…), and one at a time from each group, kids complete the sport skill activities as fast as they can

2. Ways to run them:

- Continuous – With no time limit, groups keep going and going, allowing for plenty of time to practice the tasks.

-OR-

- Competitive – Teams do the activity as quickly as possible and the first team with all players to successfully complete it wins.

 

Play multiple rounds of the same challenge before setting up another activity, and your students will love these relays, and week by week will be motivated to challenge themselves, work as a team and get awesome at sport!!

 

25 thrilling Relay Race activities

You will be fully equipped with 25 easy to set up stations, with clear instructions on how to run each activity and challenge your kids ability. There are 5 relay race variations for each skill element, for:

• Striking

• Moving

• Bouncing

• Throw & Catching

• Kicking

 

These activities will work the skills above to help develop your kids into budding tennis, hockey, basketball, American football and soccer stars in no time!! Impress your principal and other staff members with confidence, working on your pupils' hand-eye co-ordination, balance, agility and fundamental movement skills!

 

EXCLUSIVE ONLINE VIDEO ACCESS

You'll now get a private link to a playlist where you can watch all 25 activities - I've set up and recorded each variation to show your kids, explaining what they need to do - That means teaching your class sport has never been so easy!

Lifelong tool

Having these great ideas readily available on your iPad or printed out is a fantastic resource to use week by week, term by term, year by year, and we guarantee your kids will LOVE your new PE Relay Race ideas.

PE sport relay race activities for grades K–3 – fun physical education games for elementary students

FAQ's

1. Is this national PE standards aligned?

Yes, and particularly standards 1 and 2 (developing motor skills, and social skills through movement)

2. What equipment do I need?

You'll need normal PE equipment such as tall cones, markers, small and large balls of different sports, rackets and sticks. You can also easily adapt the races depending on your available items.

3. Can I use these relay races throughout the year?

Yes! These relay races are designed to be used again and again throughout the school year. They work perfectly as warm-up activities, skill development drills, lesson finishers, PE rotations, sports carnival events, house competitions, or fun end-of-term challenges.

4. Is this suitable for mixed-ability classes?

Yes. The relay races can be easily adapted by changing the equipment, distance, or level of challenge, making them suitable for students of all abilities while keeping everyone actively involved.

5. How do the instructional videos work?

In each video I explain the setup and instructions of how to complete the task, then demonstrate. Simply play the videos to the class for reference, and you can just setup and facilitate.

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