Dynamic Animal Movements Relay
Energetic relay races using animal movements to prepare bodies for gymnastics activities
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About This Activity
Energetic relay races using animal movements to prepare bodies for gymnastics activities
Quick Info
high
20
20m x 15m minimum
Equipment Required
Cones
8-10
Suitable For
Year 5
Suitable Sports
Gymnastics
Activity Tags
Competition
Non-Competitive
Space
Large Space
Outdoor
Features
Inclusive
Engaging
Fun
Teaching Focus
Cooperative Learning
Progressive Challenge
Equipment
Minimal Equipment
Cones Required
Values
Teamwork
Cooperation
Respect
Intensity
High Intensity
Activity Type
Warm Up
Skills
Body Control
Agility
Coordination
Weather
All Weather
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