Timing: 1-4 walk left, right, left right.
feb roll over to left.
Repeat to same side.

(2) Vary level and direction of walk and timing. —

(3) Spring roll fall and rise. Stand with feet about 12 inches
apart, arms at sides. First step hop diagonally sideward right
swinging both arms diagonally upward right. Second, flex body,
tucking both elbows into abdomen, and execute roll over. as describ-
ed in the second part of 7 above pushing off floor in the same fash-
ion. Third, with no stop between second and third parts of the
movement, step on left foot. and extend body to erect position lifting
both arms diagonally upward left.

Timing: 1 ah — step hop right

2- roll over

3 rise on left foot

— precede (3) with o run on the diagonal
Timing: 1 and 2 and - Run right, left, right, left.

5 aki - step, drop right

i - roll. over

5 = rise on left foot

Repeat and reverse

5, Combine (3) with other movements and vary timing.
Large and small. (Objective 2)
(1) Walk 4 very long reaching steps using a vigorous swing of the

arms and immediately walk 4 very small steps using a little swing of
the arms.

Timing: Counts 1, 2, 3, 4, long steps
Counts 5, 6, 7, 8, small steps 4/4 time
Counts 1, 2, 3, 4, long steps
Counts 5 and 6, small steps 6/, time

(2) Apply the above principle of large and small movement to other
locomotor movements such as run, skip, slide, and to non-Locomotor
movements such as push, pull, circling of trunk.

(3) Mark off a space of about 20 feet in width. Move across this

space in 15 steps: in 10 stcps: in 8 steps: in the fewest possible
steps using leaps. Then increase the width of the space and add to

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