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                   Learning Outcomes                                                               Details
         Head:

         Explain the basic rules and regulations of   Basic rules: No running or rough play, listen to instructions, use mats and equipment safely. Safety rules: Warm up before exercises, perform
         gymnastics.                           skills under supervision, clear the area of obstacles.
         Describe strategies and tactics used in   Creating sequences: Plan movements, link skills smoothly, include variety. Performance tips: Focus on control, maintain body tension and
         gymnastics sequences.                 good posture, practice regularly.

         Identify the importance of warm-ups, cool-  Importance of warm-ups: Increase heart rate, reduce injury risk, prepare body. Components: Pulse raiser (e.g., jogging), dynamic stretches
         downs, and hydration.                 (e.g., leg swings), sport-specific drills (e.g., basic balances). Cool-downs: Lower heart rate, reduce muscle stiffness, include static stretches.
         Heart

         Show confidence in participating in new   Participating in activities: Try new skills, practice regularly, celebrate achievements. Overcoming fear: Start with simpler skills, use positive
         gymnastic activities.                 self-talk, seek feedback and support.
         Express interest in exploring different sports   Exploring gymnastics: Learn about different types, watch performances, try different apparatus and movements. Engagement: Participate
         and activities.                       actively, show enthusiasm, support classmates.
         Participate actively with positive body language  Positive body language: Smile, maintain eye contact, use open postures. Verbal expressions: Share enjoyment, give and receive positive
         and verbal expressions of enjoyment.  feedback, discuss what you enjoy.
         Hands

         Demonstrate basic gymnastic techniques such   Balances: One-point (standing on one foot), two-point (handstand), three-point (two hands and one foot), four-point (two hands and two feet).
         as balance, rotation, and jumping.    Rotations: Forward and backward rolls, tuck head and roll smoothly. Jumps: Soft landing, use arms for momentum.
         Link different movements smoothly in a   Transitions: Move smoothly between skills, practice connecting balances and rolls. Sequence creation: Plan natural flow, include variety.
         sequence.
         Demonstrate weight-bearing on different body   Handstands: Practice against wall, maintain body tension and control. Holding positions: Hold balances for at least four seconds, show
         parts.                                control and stillness.
         Create and perform a sequence involving at   Creating sequences: Include at least three balances and linked movements, use creativity. Performance tips: Practice for fluidity, perform
         least three balances and movements.   with confidence and control.
         Reflect on performance and identify areas for   Self-assessment: Reflect on performance, identify areas for improvement. Peer feedback: Provide constructive feedback, use feedback to
         improvement.                          enhance skills.
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