Fun Friday Key Stage 2 Physical Active Home Work Out 3rd April 2020
Here is a series of Physical Activities for children in Years 3 to 6. The personal challenge can be done at any time in the day but you could start off completing it. You will then be able to develop a number of challenging skipping actions working on improving your co-ordination, agility, balance and speed
You could design and make some bronze, silver and gold medals to give to members of your family when they complete this challenge.
Now for some skipping activity - this is a great way to develop your agility, co-ordination, balance, footwork and fitness levels.
If you do not have a skipping rope you can do the activities over a rolled up towel, a flat stick, bamboo cane, line between paving stones etc.
Make sure you place your rope etc down in a safe place where you will not fall, crash into anything etc.
For those of you who are good at skipping try some or all of the following skipping skills
Have lots of fun.
When you work hard it is important to cool down and stretch the muscles you have worked.
Skipping is a whole body work out so all your muscles need to be stretched to help them recover after a work out. This also prevents you from feeling stiff and sore after physical exercise.
St John Wall SGO Area
We are based at Hamstead Hall Academy in Handsworth, Birmingham. Our School Games Partnership has a membership of 7 Secondary schools 2 Alternative Provision Centres 1 primary special school and 28 Primary schools. We aim to provide and support every school to participate regularly in intra and inter school games competitions, festivals and participation events with have a clear intent and look to support personal development, sport specific skills, social and emotional skills as well as wellbeing. We originally started in 2001 as a School Sport Co-ordinator Programme, linked to Sports Colleges. In 2010 we became a School Games Partnership supporting the National provision for School Games.