PE Lesson With Miss Welch - Lesson 1

PE lesson with Miss Welch - Lesson 1. 
This lesson has a warm up, 10 exercises (eg star jumps, windmill, burpees, plank etc) and a cool down.

Takes about 17 minutes so you could start the morning with this or fit it into a break to re-energise.

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