Sports and Games (Athletics) – Basic 1 Basic Science Lesson Note (First Term)
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- Subject
- Basic Science
- Class
- Basic 1
- Term
- First Term
- Topic
- Sports and Games (Athletics)
- Order
- Topic 10 of 13 this term
- Reading time
- 1 min
Topic: Simple Athletics for Beginners
What is Athletics?
Athletics means running, jumping, and throwing games. These are fun activities that make our body strong.
Running Activities
Different Ways to Run:
- Slow jogging – like a gentle trot

- Fast running – like racing your friends

- Skipping – step and hop with both feet

- Marching – lifting knees up high

Running Games:
- Run to the tree and back
- Follow the leader running
- Run in a straight line
- Stop and go running
Jumping Activities
Simple Jumps:
- Jump on the spot – both feet together
- Hop on one foot – left foot, then right foot
- Jump forward – like a frog jumping
- Jump over lines – drawn on the ground
Jumping Games:
- Jump like different animals
- Jump over small objects
- Count how many jumps you can do
- Jump with your friends
Simple Throwing
What We Can Throw:
- Soft bean bags
- Light foam balls
- Paper balls
- Small rings
Throwing Practice:
- Throw into a basket
- Throw to hit a target
- Throw far away
- Throw gently to a friend
Class Exercise
- Show me how to jog slowly.
- Can you hop on one foot 5 times?
- What can we safely throw in athletics?
- Practice jumping on the spot 10 times.
Athletics Fun Day
Let’s try these activities:
Station 1 – Running:
- Jog around the playground
- March with high knees
- Skip to the finish line
Station 2 – Jumping:
- Jump like a rabbit
- Hop like a bird
- Jump over rope on ground
Station 3 – Throwing:
- Throw bean bags in basket
- Aim at big circles
- Throw and collect
Safety in Athletics
- Always warm up first
- Don’t push other children
- Take turns properly
- Drink water when tired
- Tell teacher if you get hurt
This term's Basic Science topics
Basic 1 First Term · 13 topics
- Non-Living Things
- Energy I
- Movement (Catching)
- Energy II
- Monitor and Mouse
- Safety
- Energy III
- Sports and Games (Athletics)
- Energy IV
- Water
- Water II



