The Purpose of this study was to investigate the effects of concept mapping teaching on basketball skills preferment of elementary school students with different learning style. The participants for this study were 31 5th grade elementary school students in Taipei. The teaching strategy for concept mapping in physical education was intervened for 40 mins a session for 10 weeks and twice time a week. Students were asked to complete the Learning style in PE & health basketball skill test before and after the intervention. Statistical methods included the t test and One-way ANOVA. The results indicated that: 1. The activist students had a significance progress in shooting, right hand dribble and passing in basketball. 2. The reflector students and pragmatist students had a significance Progress in shooting in basketball. 3. The theorist students had no significance progress in basketball skills. 4. The reflector students had a significance progress in shooting then activist students, theorist students and pragmatist students in basketball. 5. The activist students had a significance progress in passing then reflector students, theorist students and pragmatist students in basketball.