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Class Schedule
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What is Locomotor Movement?
These skills allow us to move in many different directions such as walking, jogging, moving forwards, backwards, side-shuffling, skipping, running, jumping, hopping and leaping. -
What is Non-locomotor Movement?
This skills works on balance while standing still. Examples would be bending, stretching, pushing, pulling, bouncing, swinging, shaking and twisting. -
What is Dance?
Dancing allows us to move freely within our space and is often with accompanied music. We can use music to help us direct our movements. -
What is Tossing?
This skill will help us learn how to gently pass an object through the air to our classmates. -
What is Catching?
You will learn how to catch a ball that your classmate has gently tossed into your hands. -
What is an Overhand Throw?
This is similar to a toss, you will be lifting a ball over your head and throwing it but NOT aiming at your classmates. This skill is much stronger and should only be used when instructed to. -
What is Kicking?
This skill will be practiced mostly outside. We will learn how to kick a ball with our feet while aiming at a stationary target. -
What is Hand Dribbling?
This skill will teach you how to move a ball with your hands and practice control and coordination. -
What is Foot Dribbling?
With this skill we will learn how to move a ball with our feet while maintaining balance and control while keeping the ball near ourselves. -
What is a Volley?
A volley is another word for a pass, we will practice volleying with our hands and our feet.