This study explored the structures of atmosphere performances of effective teaching in preschool physical education teachers. Based on the qualitative methods, 13 experienced preschool physical education teachers were interviewed by using semi-structured interview, and then the actual teaching situations of 3 teachers were observed for 10 weeks by participation observation. All of the data were rearranged, induced, compared, and analyzed. The results of this study indicated that the structures of teaching atmosphere performances in preschool physical education teachers were the expectations of teachers, classroom atmosphere, classroom managements, teaching enthusiasm, and teacher-student relationship. The expectations of teachers included "the teaching expectations of teachers" and "the expectations of teachers per se". The "classroom atmosphere" included the control of teaching atmosphere, the buildings of happy atmosphere in learning, the students' trust in teachers, the encouragement of team morale, and the improvements in students' self-confidence. The "classroom management" included the control of orders, the organizations of practice activities, the skills of order management, and the control of emotions in children. The "teaching enthusiasm" included the devotion and self-confirmation of teachers, the participation in play with students, and the fun and humor. The "teacher-student relationship" included the interactive teacher-student relationship, the roles of teacher, the teacher-student communication and dialogue, and the students' expectations of their teachers. The results of this study showed clearly the concepts and contents of atmosphere performances of effective teaching in preschool physical education teachers could offer important information to teacher education and contribute to improving the professional teaching abilities of teachers in preschool physical education.