Physical Education: Throwing, Catching, and Kicking Skills
Practice safe movement and basic ball skills
Practice safe movement and basic ball skills
Physical Education - Grade 2-3
- 1
When you throw a ball overhand, what should you do with your opposite foot?
- 2
Name two body parts you should use to help catch a ball safely.
- 3
A ball is coming toward your chest. Describe how your hands should look when you catch it.
- 4
What is one safety rule to follow before kicking a ball?
- 5
When kicking a ball for distance, which part of your foot should you usually use?
- 6
Why is it important to keep your eyes on the ball when catching?
- 7
Fill in the blank: A good underhand throw starts with the ball held low, then your arm swings forward like a ____.
- 8
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
What should you do with your non-kicking foot when you kick a ball?
- 10
List one way to be a good teammate during a throwing, catching, or kicking game.
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