Learn and perform a structured 16-count dance sequence combining different movement patterns with music

Structured peer feedback activity where children give two positives and one improvement suggestion

Pairs create and practice a 4-count movement sequence, then perform for others with peer feedback

Partners work together to create and perform structured 4-count movement sequences using visual stimulus

Pairs create and perform an 8-count dance phrase using specific elements like levels, directions, and timing

Children create and perform their own movement sequences using 8-count structure

Children learn to use 8-count rhythm to coordinate their movements and dance together

Calm reflection activity where children celebrate achievements, reflect on learning and transition peacefully from active movement to rest

Gentle cool-down combining physical stretching with reflection and celebration of learning

Children explore travelling movements based on familiar action sequences while changing levels

Transform stationary actions into travelling movements using creative problem-solving

Learn and perform 4 different African animal movements with rhythm and character expression

Mindful cool-down combining gentle animal stretches with cultural reflection and relaxation

Traditional African game using hoops to develop hand-eye coordination and persistence

Pairs travel together to music, then create letter shapes together when music stops

Advanced coordination activity combining backwards movement with alternating feet and arm coordination

Traditional African rhythm game developing timing, coordination and turn-taking through jumping and clapping

Teacher-led warm-up featuring animal-inspired movements to develop fundamental motor skills

Teacher-led warm-up using animal movements to develop fundamental motor skills

Teacher-led warm-up using fundamental movements inspired by animal actions to music

Students create and develop movements representing specific small animals with character and expression

Students create movements showing how their animal character interacts with environmental objects and obstacles

Students create and practice their own 3-movement animal motif that can be repeated consistently

Students explore and adapt animal movements from stationary positions into travelling movements