kin ball
what is the goal of kin ball
To hit the ball so the other team cannot catch it before it touches the ground.
why do adults have fewer bones than babies ?
adult bones are fused together.
2 bones form into 1
How many steps can a player take while holding the ball
3
name an activity that works your heart and lungs
running, biking, swimming...
what is the small feathered object used when playing badminton called?
shuttlecock (birdie)
How many teams are on the field when playing kinabll
3
what is the muscle called that is located at the back of the upper arm
tricep
name some ways to receive a pass when playing handball
call the name of the person who has the ball
move to an open space
move away from your opponents
name an exercise that works the chest
push ups
you use a ____ to hit a golf ball
club
name the 2 ways you can hit the kin ball
2 hand push
what is the muscle called that is located at the back of the upper leg?
hamstring
What happens if a player holds the ball for more than 3 seconds without moving or passing,
ball goes to the other team (turnover)
how many minutes of physical exercise should you be doing a day?
60 minutes
what do gymnasts put on their hands to help perform their routine?
chalk
Typically, a kin ball is what colour?
*hint, think of worksheet
pink
what is the smallest bone in the body?
*hint: rhymes with syrup
stirrup
What is the name of the area around the goal that only the goalie can enter?
goalie crease
name 3 activities that help with flexibility
yoga, gymnastics, stretching
name the piece of equipment hockey players wear to protect their teeth
mouthguard
when hitting the kin ball your hands must travel from ___ to ___
fill in the blank
low to high
(down to up)
what is the longest bone in the body
femur
What happens if a player steps into the goal crease while shooting, but the ball goes into the net?
The goal does not count, and the opposing team is given the ball
which is muscular endurance, what is muscular strength :
1. performing 100 squats
2. performing 1 squat with a 100lb weight
1. endurance
2. strength
what is the object called that is passed from player to player in a relay race
baton