Hoop Exploration: Around, Over, Through
Children explore different ways to travel around, over, and through hoops
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About This Activity
Children explore different ways to travel around, over, and through hoops
Quick Info
moderate
20
12m x 12m minimum
Equipment Required
Hoops
1 per pair (15 for class of 30)
Suitable For
Reception
Suitable Sports
Gymnastics
Activity Tags
Features
Adaptable
Interactive
Engaging
Equipment
Hoops Required
Minimal Equipment
Competition
Non-Competitive
Skills
Spatial Awareness
Body Control
Coordination
Teaching Focus
Cooperative Learning
Skill Progression
Intensity
Moderate Intensity
Activity Type
Skill Drill
Space
Medium Space
Indoor/Outdoor
Weather
All Weather
Values
Communication
Cooperation
Respect
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