Ice skating

Physical Education

• The Seventh-grade child has learned proper posture and balance while ice skating.
• They have developed coordination and control in their movements through ice skating exercises.
• They have learned the importance of warming up and stretching before engaging in physical activities.
• The child has also acquired knowledge of basic ice skating techniques, such as gliding and stopping.

For continued development in ice skating, the child can try participating in ice skating competitions or performances. This will provide them with opportunities to showcase their skills and further improve their technique. Additionally, they can explore other ice sports such as ice hockey or figure skating to expand their knowledge and abilities on the ice.

Book Recommendations

• Ice Skating Dreams by Jean Joachim: Follows the story of a young girl pursuing her dream of becoming a professional ice skater.
• Edge of Glory by Rachel Ignotofsky: Explores the history and achievements of legendary figure skaters and ice dancers.
• Skating with the Statue of Liberty by Susan Lynn Meyer: Set during World War II, this book tells the story of a young girl's journey to find her family while ice skating across frozen rivers.