This collection brings together the 12 Health & Physical Education games published on EduSellers by verified Australian educators. Coverage runs across Year 2 to Year 3. 1 of them are free; the rest are priced between $4.49 and $4.99.
A game is a printable card, board or bingo set that practises a specific skill — number facts, spelling patterns, vocabulary — through play.
Resources here are written against Version 9.0 of the Australian Curriculum, the version schools have been teaching from since the staged rollout began.
Health and Physical Education is built on a strengths-based approach across two strands: Personal, Social and Community Health, and Movement and Physical Activity.
State-specific editions are available for 8 jurisdictions where the syllabus wording differs.
Popular downloads in this collection include Wellbeing Sort Race - Healthy Habits Game (WA) and Wellbeing Sort Race - Healthy Habits Game.
Every file downloads as PDF for printing and as an editable DOCX or PPTX, so you can change a name, a number or a context to suit your class before you print.
There are 12 published Health & Physical Education games on EduSellers, covering Year 2 to Year 3.
Yes. 1 of the 12 resources here are free to download. The paid ones range from $4.49 to $4.99, with no subscription.
Yes. Health and Physical Education is built on a strengths-based approach across two strands: Personal, Social and Community Health, and Movement and Physical Activity. Resources on this page are written against Version 9.0 content descriptions.
A game is a printable card, board or bingo set that practises a specific skill — number facts, spelling patterns, vocabulary — through play. Each listing on this page is tagged "Game" by the teacher who wrote it.
Year 2 (1) and Year 3 (10).
Each purchase includes a print-ready PDF plus an editable file — DOCX for documents and PPTX for slide-based resources — so you can adapt names, numbers and contexts for your class before printing.
Verified Australian educators. Every seller on EduSellers is checked before publishing, and resources are classroom-tested rather than scraped or auto-listed.