Jumping on trampoline

Physical Education

• The child has learned coordination and balance while jumping on the trampoline.
• They have developed strength and endurance through continuous jumping and bouncing.
• Jumping on the trampoline has improved their gross motor skills, including jumping and landing with control.
• The child has also gained body awareness and control by adapting their movements to the trampoline's bounce.

To further develop their skills in physical education, the child can try incorporating different jumping techniques on the trampoline, such as tuck jumps, pike jumps, or straddle jumps. They can also practice jumping in rhythm to music or create a simple routine with different jumps and landings.

Book Recommendations

• Jump! by Scott M. Fischer: This book encourages children to jump, leap, bounce, and move their bodies in various ways, just like they would on a trampoline.
• The Trampoline by Helen V. Griffith: This story follows a young girl who is initially afraid of jumping on a trampoline but overcomes her fear and discovers the joy of bouncing and playing on it.
• Have You Ever Seen a Trampoline? by Dee Phillips: This book introduces children to trampolines and explores the fun and excitement of jumping and playing on them.