Horse riding

Physical Education

• The child has learned proper posture and balance while horse riding.
• They have developed coordination and control over their body movements.
• Horse riding has improved their strength and flexibility.
• They have also learned basic riding techniques such as steering and stopping the horse.

Science

• The child has learned about the anatomy of a horse and different body parts.
• They have gained knowledge about the care and grooming required for horses.
• They have observed how horses move and the biomechanics behind their gaits.
• Through horse riding, they have learned about the importance of proper nutrition and exercise for animals.

Continued development can be encouraged by organizing horse riding sessions with different obstacles or challenges to improve their agility and problem-solving skills. Additionally, introducing them to horse-related arts and crafts activities, such as painting or sculpting horses, can foster their creativity and artistic abilities while deepening their connection to the activity.

Book Recommendations

• The Girl Who Loved Wild Horses by Paul Goble: This book tells the story of a young Native American girl who has a deep connection and love for horses.
• Horse Heroes: True Stories of Amazing Horses by Kate Petty: This book presents inspiring true stories of heroic horses and their remarkable achievements.
• Pony Pals: Pony Crazy by Jeanne Betancourt: This is the first book in the Pony Pals series, where three friends share their love for ponies and embark on exciting adventures.