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Movement Skills Stations

A kiwi recovery team is moving supplies safely around a habitat. Work through the movement stations, then plan a safe route for the team. Move at a pace that feels safe for you; walking is always an option.

Read the mission

Hugo and Levi need to carry a lightweight food parcel to a ranger without disturbing the kiwi habitat. First, they travel around cones with controlled steps. Next, they jump over low markers and land softly with bent knees. They follow a line using a steady skip or step pattern, then walk heel-to-toe along a wide line while keeping their eyes forward. They take turns, leave space between movers and stop if the route is blocked.

1.At Station 1, Hugo travels around cones without touching them. Which movement skill is he practising most directly?
  • Zigzag running or walking
  • Throwing
  • Swimming
  • Catching
2.At Station 2, Levi jumps over a low marker. Choose the safest way to land.
  • Land softly on two feet with knees bent
  • Land stiff-legged with straight knees
  • Turn your back before landing
  • Push another mover out of the way
3.Write the station numbers in the order the team visits them, from start to finish.
4.The team should leave space between movers so they do not collide.
TrueFalse
5.Match each station description in the left column to a movement skill in the right column. The skill choices are in a different order; write the correct skill beside each station.
  • Station 1: travel around cones
  • Station 2: cross low markers
  • Station 3: move in a steady rhythm
  • Station 4: travel along a wide line
  • Zigzag running or walking
  • Balancing
  • Jumping and landing
  • Skipping or stepping
6.Nathan reaches Station 4 while another mover is still on the line. What should Nathan do, and why?
7.Which cue best helps a mover balance along the wide line?
  • Keep eyes forward and take controlled steps
  • Look at the ceiling and rush
  • Close your eyes
  • Swing into someone else’s space
8.Choose two movements from the mission and describe how you would join them safely to carry a lightweight parcel.
9.Why does the team take turns and move carefully in the kiwi habitat? Give one reason.
10.Invent one extra movement station for the recovery team. Name the movement, describe a safe way to do it, and say what equipment (if any) is needed.

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  • Movement Skills Stations, page 1 of 3: Read the mission

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  • Movement Skills Stations, page 2 of 3: 5. Match each station description in the left column to a movement skill in the right…

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  • Movement Skills Stations, page 3 of 3: 10. Invent one extra movement station for the recovery team. Name the movement, describe…

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