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Physical Education Grade 2-3

Physical Education: Throwing, Catching, and Kicking Skills

Practice safe movement and basic ball skills

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Practice identifying and explaining safe throwing, catching, and kicking skills used in physical education.

Read each problem carefully. Write your answer in the space provided. Think about safety, body control, and good teamwork.

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Practice safe movement and basic ball skills

Physical Education - Grade 2-3

Instructions: Read each problem carefully. Write your answer in the space provided. Think about safety, body control, and good teamwork.
  1. 1
    A child steps forward with the opposite foot while making an overhand throw.

    When you throw a ball overhand, what should you do with your opposite foot?

  2. 2
    A child catches a ball with both hands while watching it closely.

    Name two body parts you should use to help catch a ball safely.

  3. 3
    Hands are held in a cup shape to catch a ball coming toward the chest.

    A ball is coming toward your chest. Describe how your hands should look when you catch it.

  4. 4
    A child checks the area around a ball before kicking.

    What is one safety rule to follow before kicking a ball?

  5. 5
    A child kicks a ball with the top part of the foot.

    When kicking a ball for distance, which part of your foot should you usually use?

  6. 6
    A child keeps their eyes on the ball while getting ready to catch it.

    Why is it important to keep your eyes on the ball when catching?

  7. 7
    A child swings the arm forward in an underhand throw like a pendulum.

    Fill in the blank: A good underhand throw starts with the ball held low, then your arm swings forward like a ____.

  8. 8
    Two children standing close together gently toss a ball.

    You are playing catch with a partner. Your partner is standing close to you. Should you throw the ball hard or softly? Explain your answer.

  9. 9
    A child plants the non-kicking foot beside the ball while kicking.

    What should you do with your non-kicking foot when you kick a ball?

  10. 10

    List one way to be a good teammate during a throwing, catching, or kicking game.

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