PE and games
Thursday 21st January 2021
Today we took the bikes for ride and had races in the muga. As you can see the children enjoy being outside playing.
Let’s chase
Thursday 17th December 2020
Today in PE the children explored a new circuit in the corridor. The circuit consisted off lots of gross motor and mid line activities.
Poppy using her legs to move on the scoot board
Ryan using his legs to pull himself forward
Aidan is using his arms to pull himself on the scoot board
Archie using his arms and legs to move forward on the scoot board
Ben using his legs to move on the scoot board
Bobby using his arms and legs to pull himself on the scoot board
Kyla on her belly using her hands to pull herself in the scoot board
Libby using the scoot board
Wednesday 16th December
Lexi has had her first go on the bikes today and she was absolutely amazing! She pedalled across the small hall and all the way down the corridor to see all her friends...WELL DONE LEXI!
Go Lexi Go
Look at her go...
Monday 7th December 2020
Christmas duck,duck, goose in the sports hall has been lots of fun.
Duck, duck, goose
Duck, duck, goose
Friday 4th December 2020
We haven working in bigger groups for duck, duck, goose so we can all play together as a class.
Thursday 3rd December 2020
During wet play we had so much fun with the PE equipment. We all took turns and share and just had fun whilst it rained outside.
Autumn 1 term
In PE we have been improving our catching skills with a range of balls and bean bags.
Larger objects move more slowly and are easier to track visually, we have been preparing the children to watch the object in the thrower's hand using verbal cues such as "look" "ready" "catch". Check out the pictures.
What's the time Mr Wolf has been a favourite game in chestnut class with the children, the children call out "what's the time Mr Wolf ?"
Mr Wolf turns around and the children move forward. We have been supporting the children counting to three so we have been moving forward one, two and three steps.
What's the time Mr Wolf?
Duck, duck, goose
