This worksheet is designed to help you practice reading and following directions. Let's break down the instructions one by one so you know exactly what to do.
Step 1: Write your name.
The first instruction says, "Write your name on the line above." Look at the very top of the page where it says "Name:". You should write your first and last name on that dotted line.
Step 2: Circle things you like to do.
The second instruction says, "Circle the things you like to do with your body." Look at the pictures below. There are nine different activities shown, such as ice skating, jumping, swimming, running, skateboarding, doing gymnastics, riding a bike, climbing, and dancing. Think about which ones *you* enjoy. Take a pencil or crayon and draw a circle around those pictures. For example, if you love to ride a bike, put a circle around the picture labeled "Ride a bike."
Step 3: Put an X on something you don't like.
The third instruction says, "Put an X on one thing you do not like to do." This is just the opposite of step 2. Choose one activity from the pictures that you don't really like. Maybe you don't like skateboarding? If so, take your pencil and make a big 'X' over the skateboard picture.
Step 4: Underline something you would like to learn.
The fourth instruction says, "Underline something you would like to learn to do." Think about an activity in the pictures that you haven't tried yet but think would be fun to try. Perhaps you've never done gymnastics before but want to try. Find the picture for that activity and draw a straight line (underline) underneath the word and picture.
By completing these four steps, you will have finished the worksheet correctly!
Final Answer: Follow the four numbered instructions in the box: 1. Write your name at the top. 2. Circle the activities you enjoy. 3. Mark an X on an activity you dislike. 4. Underline an activity you want to learn.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of physical activity worksheet.
