Let's get moving!

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13 questions

Reading (3 Tasks)
Task 1: A Day at the Park
Text:
Yesterday, Alex went to the park with his friends. They played many games and had so much fun. First, they ran races across the grassy field. Alex won the first race, but his friend Mia was the fastest in the second race. After that, they played jump rope. Mia and Alex jumped together, counting to 20 without stopping. Later, they played tag, running and laughing until they were tired. Before going home, they danced to music playing on a speaker. It was the best day Alex had in a long time!
Task Instructions: Answer the questions.

Where did Alex and his friends go?

Who won the first race?

How many times did Mia and Alex jump without stopping?

What did they do before going home?

Task 2: Fun Ways to Move
Text:
Moving your body is good for your health and happiness! Running helps you build strong legs and feel full of energy. Jumping is another way to make your body strong. You can jump high like a basketball player or low like a frog. Dancing is a fun way to move while listening to music. People all over the world have their own special dances. If you want to move in water, swimming is great exercise too. No matter how you move, it’s always better than sitting still!
Task Instructions: Match the activity to the description

Matching

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
jumping can be like a ____		legs
Running builds strong ____		frog
Swimming is moving in ____		music
Dancing is done with ____		water

Task 3: Movement Around the World
Text:
In Brazil, children love playing soccer, which involves running and kicking. In Kenya, running is a big part of life, and many kids grow up dreaming of being runners. In the USA, people often play games like basketball, where jumping is important. In India, dancing is a favorite activity, with colorful outfits and music during festivals. Around the world, moving in different ways brings people together and keeps them happy!

Soccer is popular in Brazil

People in India play basketball during festivals.

Running is important in Kenya.

Writing (3 Tasks)
Task 4: Write About Your Favorite Way to Move
Task Instructions: Write 5-6 sentences about your favorite way to move. Answer these questions:
What do you like to do (run, jump, dance, etc.)?
Where do you do it?
Why do you like it?
Example Answer: I love dancing. I dance in my living room or at parties with my friends. I like it because it makes me happy, and I can listen to music while moving. My favorite dance is hip-hop. Dancing also helps me stay fit and active.
Task 5: Finish the Story
Text:
Emma and her brother Tom went outside to play. First, they had a race. Emma ran very fast, but Tom was faster. After that, they jumped...
Task Instructions: Continue the story in 4-5 sentences. Describe what Emma and Tom did next.
Example Answer: After that, they jumped over small puddles in the yard. Emma laughed when Tom’s shoe got wet. Then, they played tag, running all over the garden. Finally, they danced to music playing on Tom’s phone.
Task 6: Moving Challenge Poster
Task Instructions: Imagine you are making a poster to challenge people to move more. Write 5-6 sentences about why moving is fun and healthy.
Example Answer: Moving your body is very important! Running, jumping, and dancing keep you strong and healthy. When you move, you feel happy and full of energy. You can play games like soccer or jump rope with your friends. Dancing is a fun way to enjoy music and have fun. So, let’s move and stay active every day!

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Task 8: Guess the Action
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