Back to: Physical and Health Education Primary 2
Welcome to class!
In today’s class, we’re going to talk about something very important – safety rules for when we’re on the move. Let’s learn how to stay safe while having fun with our basic movements!
Safety Rules for Basic Movement
Teacher: Welcome, little safety stars! Today, we’re going to learn about some special rules to keep us safe when we’re moving around. First, let’s talk about “walking.” Can anyone tell me how we should walk safely?
Pupil 1: We should look where we’re going and not run into things, right?
Teacher: That’s right! When we’re walking, we should always look where we’re going, so we don’t bump into things. It’s like being a detective exploring a new path!
Pupil: I’m a safety detective!
Teacher: Great! Now, let’s discuss “running.” When is it safe to run?
Pupil 2: It’s safe to run when we’re in a big open space and not near anything we could trip on.
Teacher: Excellent! Running is lots of fun, but we should do it in open spaces away from things we might trip on. It’s like being a speedy superhero!
Pupil: I’m a speedy superhero!
Teacher: Haha, I love your enthusiasm! Next, “jumping.” How can we jump safely?
Pupil 3: We should bend our knees and land with our feet together, right?
Teacher: Perfect! When we jump, we should bend our knees and land with our feet together to stay balanced. It’s like being a graceful dancer in the air!
Pupil: I’m a graceful jumper!
Teacher: You sure are! Lastly, let’s talk about “sharing.” Why is it important to share the space with others when we’re moving?
Pupil 4: So we don’t bump into each other and get hurt!
Teacher: Exactly! We should share the space and be kind to others so that no one gets hurt. It’s like working together as a team!
In today’s class, we learned important safety rules for our basic movements – walking, running, jumping, and sharing space with others. Following these rules helps us have fun and stay safe while on the move.
Assignment
Why do you think it’s important to follow safety rules when we’re moving around and having fun? Can you share an example of a time when following a safety rule kept you or someone else safe?
We have come to the end of today’s class. I hope you enjoyed the class!
In the next class, we shall be discussing meaning of short distance race.
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