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PE games
Physical education is an important part of every school day, helping students build fitness, teamwork, and confidence. Whether you’re running warm-ups, group games, or quick fitness activities, clear instructions and timing are key for a smooth PE lesson.
Projecting a classroom screen gives everyone the same information at a glance. You can display timers, team lists, activity instructions, and even quick polls for reflection. This keeps students on task, minimizes downtime, and helps you manage transitions easily.
Templates for PE games
Pre-K (ages 3–5)
PE games for pre-K (ages 3–5)
Fun PE games for pre-K with group maker, spinner, and more. Easy tools for ages 3–5.
Kindergarten to 2nd grade
PE games for kindergarten–2nd grade
A ready-to-use screen for PE games with spinner, groups, scoreboard, stopwatch, and checklist for ages 5–8.
Grades 3–5 (ages 8–11)
PE games for grades 3–5
A ready-to-use PE lesson screen for grades 3–5 with tools for groups, games, and scoring.
Grades 6-8 (ages 11–14)
PE games for middle school (grades 6–8)
Ready-to-use PE games screen for grades 6–8 with tools for warm-ups, teams, scoring, and group activities.
Grades 9–12 (ages 14–18)
PE games and activities for high school
Organize high school PE games with spinners, groups, scoring, and checklists.
Why teachers like it
- Keeps PE activities organized and on schedule.
- Helps all students understand game rules and expectations.
- Makes team selection and transitions faster and fairer.
How to set it up
- 1Sign in to Edform and search for 'PE games' templates by grade level.
- 2Pick a template or screen set that fits your lesson—options include warm-up routines, fitness circuits, and team games.
- 3Adapt the instructions or timers to match your plan, if needed.
- 4Project the screen so all students can see. Use the timer to keep activities on track.
- 5Use the team picker or random name tool to assign groups fairly and quickly. Display instructions and start the activity!
Tips
- Change up the background or add a fun poll to boost engagement.
- Use the noise meter during indoor activities to keep the gym calm.
- Try the drawing tool to show game boundaries or movement paths on the spot.
Questions teachers ask
Can I create my own PE game screens?
Yes, you can start from scratch or adapt any template to fit your activity and age group.
How do I use the timer for relay races or circuits?
Add a visual timer widget to your screen, set the time, and project it so everyone can see when to switch.
Can students interact with the screen?
Students can answer polls or exit tickets from their devices using a QR code, but only you control the main screen.