Non-Locomotor Skills Balance-Grade K Balance-Grades 1, 2 Inverted Balances Curling, Stretching, Twisting Actions Balance-Grade 3 Weight Transfer-Grades K-2 Weight Transfer-Grades 2,3 Weight Transfer-Grade 3 Balances and Weight Transfer: Building a Sequence Balances and Weight Transfer: Low Equipment Balances and Weight Transfer: Apparatus Chapter 8. Locomotor Skills Locomotor Skills Hopping Jumping Galloping Sliding Running or Jogging Skipping Leaping Review of Locomotors-Grades 1, 2 Review of Locomotors-Grade 3 Jumping and Landing: Distance Jumping and Landing: Height Jumping and Landing-Grade 3 Building a Dance Chapter 7. Movement Concepts Self- and General Space Directions Pathways Levels Shapes Time Force Flow Review of Concepts Chapter 6. Health-Related Fitness The Concept of Physical Fitness Cardiorespiratory Endurance Health-Related Fitness Assessment-Grade 3 Health-Related Fitness Assessment-Grades 4, 5 Nutrition and Physical Activity-Grades 1-3 Nutrition and Physical Activity-Grades 4, 5 Physical Activity-Grades K-3 Physical Activity-Grades 4, 5 Chapter 5. Making the Most of Every Lesson Embedded Objectives Design Lessons for Positive Results Part II Lesson Plans Chapter 4. Meeting the National Standards and Grade-Level Outcomes in Elementary School Curriculum Guidelines and Planning Teaching for Student Learning Grade-Level Outcomes Skill Progressions Chapter 3.

Planning Lessons for Student Learning The Importance of Teaching for Student Learning Factors Influencing Student Learning Organization of Lesson Plans The Art of Teaching Chapter 2. Not to worry, simply ask them which hand is their 'pencil hand'. This may seem like common sense, but you would be surprised how many 5 and 6 year old kids do not know which hand is their dominant. However, when most people think of throwing, the image that comes to mind is probably a basic overhand throw. Step 1: The first thing to do is to determine which hand is their dominant hand, the hand of which they will be throwing the ball. You can throw gently or hard, and you can throw underhand, overhand, or sidearm. Part I Foundations of Lesson Planning Chapter 1. There are different ways of throwing depending on whether you are throwing a baseball, a discus, a frisbee, a javelin, a basketball, or even a ball of yarn.

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