Physical Education Home Learning Booklet Year 7 Raising your pulse and coordinating your body Name ______________________________________________ Tutor Group ______________________________________________ Teacher ______________________________________________ Given out: Monday 7 November Parent’s Comment Staff Comment Target Hand in: Monday 14 November Introduction Please read this booklet through with your parent/ carer and discuss each task as you complete it. Some tasks should be completed over the week and will need to be filled in every day. Learning Objectives By the end of this week you will have…. a) Developed an understanding for how your body changes during exercise. b) Identified an exercise that can help improve body control. c) Developed your own catching and throwing skills and monitored your own progress by comparing before and after scores. d) Developed responsibility for recording data and looking after equipment. What we are looking for… perseverance motivation presentation skill development physical endurance creative thinking. Why? This piece of homework is designed to complement the Year 7 schemes of work and allows students to use their prior knowledge to complete some individual learning tasks. Types of Learning physical challenge research creative planning self-assessment and monitoring. Homework Schedule The following diary gives you a guide to when to complete your tasks. Some tasks need to be completed every day! Monday Task 1, Task 2 Tuesday Task 1, Task 2 Wednesday Task 1, Task 2, Task 3 Thursday Task 1, Task 2 Friday Task 1, Task 2 Weekend Finish off any tasks that are incomplete and check for gaps. Task 1 Learning time Type of activity Physical Activity Challenge 30 minutes a day (Monday-Friday) Practical / Recording Aim: To monitor how your heart rate will increase as you exercise. Increase your heart rate for at least 30mins per day for a whole week. Heart Rate Your heart is the most important muscle in your body and it never stops beating for as long as you live. The stronger your heart becomes the easier you find physical activity and you are then able to exercise for longer. To train your heart you must give it a work-out every day, by raising your heart rate for 30mins, that way it becomes bigger and more powerful. Key terms Resting Heart Rate = how many times your heart beats in 1minute when you are at complete rest. Working Heart Rate = how many times your heart beats when you are exercising. Recovery = how quickly your heart rate returns to near resting. Activity Each day of this week your task is to raise your pulse from your resting rate to a working rate. a) Find out your resting heart rate. Make sure you are relaxed and sitting down and that you have been calm for at least 30minutes. Now find your pulse. Using two fingers push against the inside of your wrist or against your neck. When you have found your pulse count the number of beats you feel for 6 seconds. Now add a zero to the end of your number. For example 7 would now become 70 beats per minute. My resting heart rate is __________________ b) Working heart rate should be above 140 beats per minute during your activity. Your task is to work to exercise for 30minutes and to make sure your heart rate increases. At some point in the middle of your activity take your pulse for 6 seconds and record. (14 beats per 6 seconds) c) To monitor your progress this week you need to complete the following exercise diary/ table. Ideas for appropriate heart raising exercises could be: Monday Resting heart rate Activity Time spent (at least 30 minutes) Working heart rate during exercise skipping cycling/scooting/skate boarding walking racket sports team sports jogging swimming. Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Task 2 Learning time Type of activity Fitness challenge 5-10 minutes a day (Monday-Friday) Practical- Recording Body Being able to control our bodies is extremely important and can help prevent injury and future health problems such as backache. The muscles that help to give us good posture are our abdominal and back muscles and these can be strengthened by doing some simple exercise. Activity Each day this week practise the following exercise every morning or evening for 5-10 minutes and see if you can increase the number as the week progresses. *You must get a parent/carer to sign you off. Monday Sit –ups (Muscular Strength) How many in 30 seconds? Single leg balance (Balance) Stand on one leg, on tip toes. Have 3 attempts What was the best time? Two feet jump (Muscular Endurance) Using unused shoes how many times can you jump over the shoes in 30 secs? Squat thrust (Muscular Power) In the press-up position move your leg from a tucked to a straight position as many times a possible in 30 secs. Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Task 3 Learning time Type of activity Dance/Gym 30 minutes Creative Performance and Body Control Activity 1 You need to create a sequence of 10 moves; different action or moves. They must meet the following criteria: Be clearly defined e.g. shoulder stand, one leg balance. Be performed in a safe manner in a safe environment. Be performed with control. Have a clear and smooth sequence. Your 10 moves must start with a still start and finish position. Include at least 3 jumps. Include a change of direction, speed and height. N.B. The simple actions are often the best. Draw a picture, describe or find appropriate pictures for each action and place in the 10 boxes below. Feel free to add additional paper or even video your sequence or dance. Activity 2 Practise this sequence. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Self Evaluation of my Homework I am a R____________________ learner. I know this because: ______________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________ I believe that my effort and attitude to learning for this booklet is a: 1 2 3 4 I know this because: ______________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________
© Copyright 2026 Paperzz