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PowerPoint Worksheet Activity

Use the questions to plan a short, clear presentation about earning a group’s respect when leading a PE session. Choose slide layouts and visuals that help your audience understand your ideas.

Quick check: presentation choices

1.Which opening slide would best introduce a presentation about leading a PE session?

A slide with a long paragraph about every leadership skill
A title, a brief purpose statement and a relevant image of a sports session
A slide containing only the word “Leadership” in tiny text

2.A slide explains how to get a group’s attention. Which design choice makes the sequence easiest to follow?

Put the actions in a numbered order, using a short phrase for each
Place all the actions in one dense paragraph
Use several unrelated animations to reveal the words

3.Tui is making a slide about giving helpful feedback after a skill attempt. Which example is the most specific and useful?

“Good job!”
“Keep your eyes on the target as you pass the ball.”
“You need to do better.”

4.A slide will show a leader demonstrating a movement. Which plan best communicates the key technique?

Show a clear view from the front and side, highlight the key movement, then show the whole action at normal speed
Use a distant photo where the movement is difficult to see
Add a full-page paragraph instead of showing the movement

5.Select every slide-planning choice that supports effective group management.

Show clear expectations before the activity begins
Include a routine for gathering the group’s attention
Plan enough activity time to keep people involved
Leave instructions unclear so the leader can decide later

Build and explain your ideas

6.In one or two sentences, explain why a presenter should pause for the audience’s attention before moving to the next instruction slide.

7.Write two short, positive feedback examples that could appear on a PE leadership slide. Make each example specific to an action.

8.Plan one slide for a five-minute warm-up. State its objective, how the five minutes are divided, and two suitable pieces of equipment.

9.Match each leadership idea to the slide explanation that best describes it.

A. Subject knowledge
B. Professional presentation
C. Pause for attention
D. Slow-motion demonstration
E. Roving

2. Know the activity, prepare it carefully and seek advice when needed
3. Present yourself neatly and communicate with confidence
4. Allow the group a moment to focus before giving further directions
5. Emphasise important movement details before showing the complete action
1. Move around so individuals can receive support and the leader can monitor the group

10.Sketch a simple PowerPoint slide showing where a leader could stand to address 20 students outdoors. Include the group, the leader’s position, and one label explaining why that position works.

Use this space for your labelled slide sketch.