Athletics Day: Week 2 Friday 17 October.
Over the last week, we have been practising our athletics sports. We have been learning the egg and spoon race, the chicken toss, ball throw into the bucket, cornhole, potato sack race, frisbee, hula hoop, vortex throw and catchball to name a few. Tamariki learn lots of things when participating in sports related activities such as how to share, to take turns, to have patience, to listen to instructions, to aim, to move their bodies in time, spatial awareness, hand and eye coordination and many more things related to social development. Tamariki also learn about disappointment, loss and wins and how to manage their feelings.
Overall, I feel they had lots of fun using different equipment and playing games they may have never played before. They were all very tired after the sprints so they enjoyed their ice block and bubbles to end the day.
Just finished our sprint, so it it time to chill out.
Lining up to buy treats from the tuck shop.
Hmmm, what to buy? An iceblock, lollipop, chocolate bar, noodles or fizzy drink.
Smiles all around.
Week 3: Dance
Gets the heart pumping and a good way to release stress, worries tiredness.
CLM Sports in the hall with Whaea Rosie.
Thursday 30 October.
lLstening skills and comprehension.
Balancing skills.
Team work.
Social skills.
Taking turns.
Helping each other.
Following instructions.
Having fun.
Week 5: Aiming our ball and kicking into the soccer goal.
Throwing and catching to our partner.
Mercy and Whaea Karen kick to each other.
Whaea Usu is goalie.
Week 5: PMP
Fun, structured physical activities to improve motor skills.