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PE Warm ups & stretching: Task cards (+videos) for Physical Education

• 41 individual warming up & stretching printable task cards for elementary PE (+ videos) This Warming up & Stretching task cards pack is a fantastic foundational resour...

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PE warm-up and stretching task cards with videos – physical education activities for elementary teachers

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PE warm-up and stretching task cards with videos – physical education activities for elementary teachers

PE Warm ups & stretching: Task cards (+videos) for Physical Education

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PE Warm ups & stretching: Task cards (+videos) for Physical Education

PE Warm ups & stretching: Task cards (+videos) for Physical Education

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• 41 individual warming up & stretching printable task cards for elementary PE (+ videos)

This Warming up & Stretching task cards pack is a fantastic foundational resource to be equipped with, and contains a collection of high-quality task card files with exclusive video demonstrations. You'll be able to confidently and safelylead your class through various warm up and stretching exercises - the warm ups are used to begin your lessons, and stretching to finish...

1. 41 colourful, educational PE activity cards

› Simply print out (and laminate) the cards (A4 or A5), and pick & choose 3-4 different tasks to do each lesson. They can also be printed larger as sports hall posters, or used for reference straight from your iPad/tablet. Each card has uniquely drawn illustrations with clear teaching instructions.

You'll be prepped with:

• 25 warm up tasks - to start off your lessons and get your kids ready for sport.

There are 2 types of warm up tasks and can either be done as ‘reps’ (repetitions), or for about 30s each task:
1: On the spot › Perform the movements individually in your own space
2: End-to-end › Working from one side of the sports hall/field, going to the other side and then back.

• 16 stretching exercises - to use at the end of your sessions to improve flexibility, increase strength, and help to prevent injury to your muscles.

Stretches can be held for 10-15s and repeated 2-3 times.

2. Online video demonstration support (check out the free example video here)

You'll be given access to instructional videos for each task (private YouTube videos). You can watch the videos with your students to help them see exactly how to perform the exercise safely and effectively, it's they're an incredibly helpful reference tool.

One idea is have a student pick and choose 2-3 warm ups and 2-3 stretches, have them watch the corresponding videos, and then teach and demonstrate them to the rest of the class.

Teaching reference tool for life

National physical education standards:

Standard 3: The physically literate individual demonstrates the knowledge and skills to achieve and maintain a health-enhancing level of physical activity and fitness.
PE warm-up and stretching task cards with videos – physical education activities for elementary teachers
  • PE warm-up and stretching task cards with videos – physical education activities for elementary teachers
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  • PE Warm ups & stretching: Task cards (+videos) for Physical Education
  • PE Warm ups & stretching: Task cards (+videos) for Physical Education

FAQ's
1. What grade levels is this resource suitable for?

The warm ups and stretches are suitable for all elementary grades from Kindergarten through to grade 6.
2. How can I use these task cards in my PE lessons?

Print and laminate the cards for long-term use, display them on a screen, or use them directly from a tablet. Select 3–4 warm-up activities at the beginning of your lesson and finish with 2–4 stretches. They're also great for stations, student leaders, substitute teachers, and quick lesson fillers.
3. Why should I use structured warm-ups and stretching in PE?

A consistent warm-up prepares students physically and mentally for activity by increasing heart rate, improving movement quality, and reducing the risk of injury. Finishing with stretching helps promote flexibility, supports recovery, and reinforces healthy exercise habits that students can use throughout life.
How long does a typical warm-up take?

Most warm-up routines take between 5–7 minutes, depending on how many activities you choose. Selecting 2–3 task cards is usually enough to prepare students for the main lesson.
5. Are the activities appropriate for mixed-ability classes?

Yes. The exercises are simple, accessible, and easy to modify, allowing students of different abilities and confidence levels to participate successfully.

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