Free Athletics Activity Sheet | Year 4 Core | BookFlik
Boost your pupils’ physical education lessons with our comprehensive PE athletics activity sheet year 4 core resource. Designed specifically to support the UK National Curriculum, this engaging worksheet helps children develop the fundamental skills required for track and field success. Whether you are teaching in the school hall or out on the field, this PE athletics activity sheet year 4 core provides a structured way for students to record their personal bests and track their physical development throughout the term.
In this resource, your class will join Max the monkey, our resident maths enthusiast, to calculate their jumping distances and sprinting times. By using this PE athletics activity sheet year 4 core, students will focus on three key areas: running, jumping, and throwing. They will learn how to improve their technique, understand the importance of warming up, and discover how to measure their performance accurately using standard units of measurement. The activities are perfectly aligned with the Year 4 requirement for pupils to compare their performances with previous ones and demonstrate improvement to achieve their personal best.
Teachers can use this versatile printable as a standalone assessment tool or as a weekly logbook to keep students motivated and focused on their progress. Because it is designed at the expected standard, the language is clear, encouraging, and easy for 8-9 year olds to follow independently. It includes a variety of tasks, ranging from simple recall of athletic rules to practical applications where children must measure and record their own data.
By downloading this resource, you are providing your pupils with a professional, curriculum-focused tool that makes physical education measurable and fun. Help your Year 4 students build confidence, stamina, and a love for sport with this essential, teacher-approved activity sheet. It is the perfect way to bring excitement to your next athletics session.
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