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136 prompts matching "Extension: apply refined arm action to a full-pace sprint"

Practice set: Extension: march in a group formation, keeping in time with others

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Spot my mistake: Can the child vary speed/level of movement to represent different things?

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Real-life Nigeria: Warm-up: light jog on the spot

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Practice set: Main: jogging laps of a marked loop at a steady pace

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Real-life Nigeria: Warm-up: dynamic stretches, practise starts

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Practice set: Main: marked dashes with standing starts, distance adapted to ability

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Let me explain: Practise a short, controlled run-up leading into a jump

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Real-life Nigeria: Extension: jog the approach with a consistent number of steps

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Quiz: Can the child perform a short, controlled run-up to a marked line?

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Practice set: Warm-up: single-foot hop practice

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Project task: Main: practise run-up into a single-foot take-off, landing on two feet

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Practice set: Extension: take off from a short run

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Practice set: Extension: extend legs forward before landing

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Quiz: Land safely and with control after a jump, bending the knees to absorb impact

I am revising Long Jump Basic Skills: Landing for Primary 2 Physical and Health Education.

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Project task: Warm-up: soft-landing practice from standing

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Real-life Nigeria: Warm-up: learn the song/rhyme

Take warm-up: learn the song/rhyme out of the textbook. Describe a real Nigerian situation

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Project task: Extension: lead a verse or call the game’s signal

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Real-life Nigeria: Warm-up: individual bouncing practice

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Project task: Support: larger, softer ball; slower pace

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Practice set: Warm-up: child-led discussion — why do we warm up?

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