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Spell out your full name and complete the activity listed for each letter.

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Spell Your Name Workout - What's Your Name Fitness Activity Printable for Kids

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Can you copy these animal moves?

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Moves to give you superhero strength!

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Lots of activities by age to practice GAA skills.

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E1 (Intercounty/Adult) F1 (Nursery/4-6 yrs) F2 (Go Games/7-12 yrs) F3 (Youth/13-17 yrs) T1 (Youth County/13-19 yrs) T2 (Youth County/13-19 yrs) T3 (Youth County/13-19 yrs) T4 ( Adult/20-23 yrs)

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10 minute shake ups

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Activities for Kids | Kids' Activities - Change4Life

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Build some physical activity into your child's day, from 10 Minute Shake Up games to sports the whole family can enjoy.

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Loads of videos, downloads and ideas for your sports day at home!

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Welcome to the Virtual Sports Day created by Sligo Education Centre

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Fresh Start Fitness - Full Speed | Activities For Kids | Exercise | GoNoodle

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In the two weeks of recent good weather, ten people drowned accidentally in Ireland. Their lives stolen in seconds. It’s time to make water safety a bigger part of the national conversation.

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Members of the National Council for Special Education

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Download on creating your own website.

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Randomly chooses games to play at home with a quick explanation.

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How active should my family be? For under 5s, we should aim for 3 hours of activity a day, broken up into little chunks. For over 5s, we should aim aim to play and be active for 1 hour each day - anything from hide-and-seek to cycling or playing football in the garden.

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As these are General Exercises ideas please ensure your child's safety by supervising your child when doing the exercises. Please provide your child with as much support as is needed.##

This is a great, fun way of incorporating a lot of balance, coordination, strength and gross motor developmental activities for your child. Try to use items you have at home to make a fun obstacle course. You can do it indoors or outdoors, be creative!

Some ideas to include:
Crawling through a tunnel or under a chair
Climbing or walking over pillows
Stepping on and off low stools
Jumping off pillows or low step
Walking around toys, try weaving in and out of toys or coloured pages on the ground
Throwing small bean bags into a target
Stepping on coloured spots
Walking on lines
Stepping over small toys
Outdoors:
When doing an obstacle course outdoors, try to add in some:
Walking on different surfaces, e.g. grass and gravel
Walking on different levels, e.g. on ramps, kerbs or outdoor steps
Use variations of movement, walking, running, hopping, jumping, walking backwards, sideways

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Creating a Fun Obstacle Course at Home - Central Remedial Clinic

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As these are General Exercises ideas please ensure your child's safety by supervising your child when doing the exercises. Please provide your child with as much support as is needed.## This is a great, fun way of incorporating a lot of balance, coordination, strength and gross motor developmental activities for your child.

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You can click on the video links to practice a range of skills: throwing, catching, running, jumping...

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Beyond the Classroom

Beyond the Classroom resources can be used by teachers to help engage parents in their child's physical literacy journey. Learning undertaken within physical education class can be consolidated and enhanced outside of school. This resource is arranged into 15 sections - one for each of the fundamental movement skills. Children are encouraged to practise what they have learned in the PE lesson at school by completing the corresponding activities at home. Each activity is accompanied by a video clip and contains a warm-up, an opportunity to practise the fundamental movement skill, a home challenge and a task to complete in the child's PE journal. This resource is available in both English and Irish

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Official education portal of the Department of Education and Skills in Ireland. Curriculum focused resources and support for primary and post primary teachers.

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Confidence in PE - Visualisation for Children guided by Tomás by PDST Primary Health and Wellbeing