Safe Pool Entry and Exit Practice
Essential water safety skill practice focusing on proper ladder technique and poolside safety
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Essential water safety skill practice focusing on proper ladder technique and poolside safety
Quick Info
low
15
Swimming pool with accessible ladder/steps
Equipment Required
Pool ladder or steps with handrails
1-2
Non-slip ladder surface
As required
Poolside towels
Available as needed
Suitable For
Year 1
Suitable Sports
Swimming
Activity Tags
Teaching Focus
Guided Discovery
Cooperative Learning
Features
Adaptable
Inclusive
Engaging
Competition
Non-Competitive
Equipment
Minimal Equipment
Activity Type
Safety Skill
Skill Drill
Skills
Balance
Body Control
Coordination
Weather
All Weather
Values
Responsibility
Cooperation
Respect
Intensity
Low Intensity
Space
Indoor/Outdoor
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