Adding juggling to your PE curriculum will not only help students work on attention and eye-hand coordination but will provide them with a cool new skill they can show off to friends and family. And since juggling can be adapted for almost any learner, it is the perfect activity for the differentiated classroom.The P.E. teacher at Osuna Elementary, for instance, shares ideas for varying materials (scarves vs. tennis balls), format (team juggling), and task complexity (using three objects vs. four). For more, visit the website of the Osuna Elementary School.
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