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A locomotor movement
Safe movement skills and collaboration support physical competence.
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Safe movement skills and collaboration support physical competence.
What is a locomotor movement?
A locomotor movement takes your body from one place to another. Walking, running, hopping, skipping, and galloping are all locomotor movements.
orlandoschool.comWhat is balance?
Balance is the ability to hold your body steady without falling over.. Stand on one foot. Look at one spot on the wall. That helps you balance.
orlandoschool.comIs this true? Coordination is not using different body parts together smoothly.
No. Coordination is using different body parts together smoothly. Catching a ball takes your eyes, hands, and timing all working at the same moment.
orlandoschool.comWhat is teamwork in physical education?
Teamwork means working with others to reach a goal. In PE, teammates share the ball, encourage each other, and follow the same plan to play well together.
orlandoschool.comWhat is personal space in PE?
Personal space is the area around your body that belongs to you.. Stretch your arms. If no one is in that circle, you have personal space.
orlandoschool.comIs this true? A warm-up is light exercise you do before harder activity.
Yes. Jog in place, then stretch, before the hard running. That easy start is a warm-up.
orlandoschool.comMatch each prompt to its fact.
What is a locomotor movement? → A locomotor movement takes your body from one place to another.; What is balance? → Balance is the ability to hold your body steady without falling over.; What is coordination? → Coordination is using different body parts together smoothly.; What is teamwork in physical education? → Teamwork means working with others to reach a goal.
orlandoschool.comPut these ideas in lesson order.
locomotor → balance → coordination → teamwork
orlandoschool.comNameDate 11/1/2026
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