Author: PDSB

Juggling is fun activity that requires a great deal of hand-eye coordination. Anyone can do it...it just takes
perfect practise. “Perfect practise makes perfect.” Most people can juggle two objects but what about three? In order to learn how to juggle three objects, a person must learn how to do it and practise it perfectly. Here is a step-by-step procedural approach to juggling three objects.

Place two bean bags or objects in one hand and leave one bean bag in the other hand.

Using the hand with two beanbags, Toss the beanbag that was farthest away from the body (in this case it was the red one) into the air no higher than nose level .

As the red bean bag reaches its highest point (near the nose), toss the blue bean bag under the red bean bag coming down. Be sure that the toss is not too high and that it goes under the red one.

As the blue bean bag reaches its highest point (near the nose), toss the yellow bean bag under the blue bean bag coming down.

Repeat steps 1 to 4. Rhythm is very important. Tossing the same height each time is imperative and be sure to keep your eyes focused straight ahead. Most importantly, however, is to have fun!

Your assignment:
is to learn how to juggle.
Teach your Physical Education teachers a new skill using Microsoft Publisher, digital photos and procedural writing. You will be given a level 1 to 4 based on how well the PHE teachers learn your skill thanks to your wonderful writing and pictures. Be original. Teach a specific new skill.