Physical Education Resources
Find physical education resources made by Australian teachers — sport activities, fitness challenges, movement games and PE planning materials.
5 resources availableAbout PE Resources
Physical education teaching resources help Australian primary teachers deliver active, skills-based PE lessons that develop fundamental movement skills, game strategies, and a love of physical activity. The Health and Physical Education learning area in the Australian Curriculum emphasises the development of movement skills, health-related fitness, and the knowledge to participate confidently in physical activities throughout life.
TeachBuySell features physical education resources created by Australian primary teachers. Browse fundamental movement skill lessons, game and sport unit plans, fitness circuit activities, warm-up and cool-down routines, PE assessment rubrics, sports day organisation resources, and classroom-based movement activities. Many resources include clear skill progression frameworks, equipment lists, and differentiation strategies for mixed-ability groups.
Physical education is essential for student health, wellbeing, and academic performance — research consistently shows that physically active students learn more effectively. The best PE resources provide structured skill development while keeping activities fun, inclusive, and engaging for all students. Whether you need a fundamental movement skills program for Foundation, a modified sport unit for Year 4, or a collection of PE warm-up games, our physical education collection helps you deliver active learning that every student can enjoy.
Frequently Asked Questions
What PE skills do these resources develop?
Our resources develop fundamental movement skills (running, jumping, throwing, catching, kicking, striking), game strategies, fitness concepts, teamwork, and fair play — aligned to the movement and physical activity strand of the Australian Curriculum: Health and PE.
Are PE resources suitable for non-specialist teachers?
Yes. Most PE resources include clear activity descriptions, skill teaching points, equipment lists, and differentiation suggestions that make delivering quality PE lessons accessible for classroom generalist teachers.
Can I find PE resources for all year levels?
Yes. Browse resources from Foundation (fundamental movement exploration, simple games) through to Year 6 (modified sports, fitness programs, complex game strategies), with progressive skill development at each level.
Do PE resources include assessment tools?
Yes. Many resources include PE assessment rubrics, skill checklists, and observation templates that help teachers evaluate student achievement against Australian Curriculum movement and physical activity standards.
Are there indoor or classroom-based PE activities?
Yes. Our collection includes brain break activities, classroom movement games, yoga and mindfulness sequences, and rainy-day PE alternatives that keep students active when outdoor spaces are unavailable.