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PreKindergarten<br />

✎<br />

<strong>MMSR</strong> Exemplars<br />

Content Area: Physical Development - 1.0 Skillfulness 2.0 Biomechanical Principles;<br />

WSS Indicator: VII A1 Moves with balance and control Fall Spring<br />

<strong>MMSR</strong>/SC: 1 A1 Show fundamental movement skills<br />

2 B2 Identify balance through movement<br />

Objective: Proficient In Process Needs Development<br />

Explore locomotor skills,<br />

including walking,<br />

galloping, running,<br />

hopping, and jumping,<br />

Student consistently<br />

participates in movement<br />

activities during group time,<br />

such as galloping, jumping<br />

several times with both feet<br />

together, and running smoothly<br />

with stops, starts, and turns.<br />

Student will occasionally<br />

participate in movement<br />

activities during group time,<br />

attempting to gallop, jump with<br />

both feet together, and run<br />

smoothly with stops, starts, and<br />

turns.<br />

Student does not participate in<br />

motor movement activities<br />

during group time, even with<br />

adult prompting and guidance;<br />

inconsistently attempts to<br />

gallop, jump with both feet<br />

together, or run with stops,<br />

starts, and turns.<br />

Show the ability to<br />

balance on one or more<br />

body parts<br />

Walks on a line on the floor or<br />

along a curb or the edge of a<br />

sandbox using balanced heel<br />

to toe steps (or if visually<br />

impaired, stands on either foot<br />

<strong>for</strong> more than 10 seconds).<br />

Walks on a line on the floor or<br />

along a curb or the end of a<br />

sandbox but often loses<br />

balance when trying heel to toe<br />

steps (or if visually impaired,<br />

stands on one foot <strong>for</strong> several<br />

seconds).<br />

Walks on a line on the floor or<br />

along a curb or the edge of a<br />

sandbox without attempting<br />

heel to toe steps, even when<br />

modeled or prompted.<br />

*Student with physical limitations may require adaptive equipment and/or physical assistance.<br />

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