FINAL WEEK PE - TIME TO MOVE!
Welcome to Todays PE session. This session will take around 40 minutes and is split into 3 parts. Warm up with This and That. Final week Dance and movement challenge. Bransty Ball skill challenge featuring Mrs Mclean and Ms Tinnion. Today you will be exploring a theme for your dance which we discused in our reflection a few weeks ago - under the sea. You will be combining your new knowledge regarding travelling today and adding your past weeks learning of moving to the beat, sequencing movements together and using your body langauge to help convey feelings and emotions. If you are in school ask your teachers to film your class moving in your chosen ways to the music choice. If you are at home, ask a parent, carer or sibling to film you and upload onto Class dojo / showbie after your lesson ends. We want to see what you are doing at home and celebrate it too! The ball skill challenge has 2 parts this week - an easier one with Mrs Tinnion and a more complicated Brazilian toe touch with Mrs Mclean! Any highscores, videos or photos...get them posted online too! Have a fab lesson and enjoy!
Warm up - This or That
Chosen by our year 2 class after enjoying last week session so much! Simply choose, this or that and then copy the exercise routine on the screen!
Move - our final dance challenge using... Travelling!
Songs to use for your own dance!
Bransty Ball Skill Challenge
Today we have 2 challenges - 1 basic and 1 advanced!
First up - Brazilian Toe touches - can you beat Mrs Mclean`s score of 23?
Secondly - Toe Touches - Can you dethrone Mrs Tinnion`s high score of 71?
Bransty Primary School
Bransty Primary School is a very special place where each child is an important part of our school family and where children come first. Bransty’s children are our future generation and as such must be nurtured, cared for and educated to the highest standards. This is what we aim to achieve. Your child’s happiness is at the heart of everything we do. A happy child will learn well and reach his or her true potential. A part of our vision states, “Learning is a treasure that follows its owners everywhere”