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![]() Name of Activity: Jump Rope Ladder
Purpose of Activity: The students will use skill progressions to improve their individual jump rope skills. Prerequisites: Students should already be able to perform basic jump roping. Suggested Grade Level: 3-5 Materials Needed: Proper Size Jump Rope for Each Student Created JUMP ROPE LADDER poster made with 3 sets of posterboard. Tape, Markers, Yardstick, Laminator Printed Visual of SPARK Individual Jump Rope Skills. or Jump Rope cards from the American Heart Association. You could also put a couple of skills at each level so the students could choose which one they wanted to perform. Click here to see photos of the ladder in action Description of Idea Begin class by having students pick the jump rope that is the appropriate size. Have all students gather their jump rope and give them a minute or two free time to jump while you sort out the students. Blow whistle and have students sit in front of the Jump Rope Ladder. Explain to them that a skill progression challenge means something starts easy and gets harder as your practice. The Jump Rope Ladder starts at the bottom, just like how you would if you were climbing a ladder. Each step on the ladder gets harder. The bottom is the easiest and the top is the hardest. Each step of the ladder also includes a picture that indicates the manevuer for that level. In order to complete a level you must do the skill at least 5 times. When I say go, you will have the entire class to try and complete the ladder. Make sure you start at the bottom. If you are not sure what to do first look at the picture, then ask a friend, and finally ask the teacher. Before allowing them to practice go over a few safety rules. Teachers: I have arranged mine in the following steps.
Assessment Ideas: Ask students where they began and ended. Adaptations for Students with Disabilities: Allow those students to use skipping sticks, to shadow the movement. Use a long jump rope with disabilities student being turner or jumper. |
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