- Developed gross motor skills by using muscles to rake leaves, pull weeds, and carry bags of yard waste
- Improved cardiovascular endurance by engaging in physical activity for an extended period of time
- Strengthened hand-eye coordination by using tools such as a rake or shovel
- Enhanced balance and coordination by navigating uneven terrain and carrying heavy objects
- Increased flexibility by bending and reaching to pick up debris
Continued development in physical education can be achieved by incorporating more outdoor activities such as hiking, biking, or swimming. Encouraging participation in team sports or dance classes can also improve social skills and overall physical fitness.