Body
What movement can you do with your knees?
Bend
What space bubble is right around your own body while staying on your floor spot?
Personal Space!
What type of movement keeps you staying in one spot without traveling across the room?
Non-locomotor movement!
What locomotor movement is an alternate stepping action in any direction at a slow pace?
Walking!
What two movements can you do with your arms?
Swing and Sway!
What space is the entire big room or gym floor that everyone shares to move around together?
General Space!
Is bending your knees to crouch low on your floor spot a locomotor or non-locomotor movement?
Non-locomotor movement!
In which movement do you take off with both feet and land on both feet?
Jump
What movement can you do with your upper body!
Twist!
What body parts do you stretch out to your sides to measure your personal space bubble?
Arms!
Is rotating your hips in circles a non-locomotor movement? Why or why not?
Yes, because you stay in one spot or inside your personal space!
In which movement do you take off on one foot and land on that same foot?
Hopping!
What movement can you do with your shoulders?
Roll!
What important rule should you follow with your eyes while moving around general space?
Look where you are going or watch out for others!
True or False: All six body part actions (shoulder roll, arm swing, arm sway, body twist, hip rotate, knee bend, feet leap) are non-locomotor movements.
False! Leap is a Locomotor Movement.
What movement combines a step + hop on one foot, followed by a step + hop on the other foot?
Skipping!
A classmate tries to travel across the floor by rolling their feet. What mistake are they making, and what body part should actually do the rolling?
You don't roll feet, feet turn, walk, or run. Shoulders are the body part that rolls!
Two students bump into each other while skipping across the MPH. What space rule did they forget to follow, and which space were they moving in?
They forgot to look where they were going in general space!
What is the difference between swinging your arms and running around the playground?
Swinging arms stays in one spot (non-locomotor), while running travels to a new spot (locomotor)!
A student takes off on one foot and lands on the other foot while swinging their arms. Another student takes off on both feet and lands on both feet while bending their knees. Who did a leap, and who did a jump?
First student = Leap; Second student = Jump!