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In PE class, students engage in a creative and skill-based beanbag activity that promotes balance, coordination, and collaboration. The core challenge begins with students placing a beanbag on one foot using the other foot, then lifting it up and picking it with their hand—without bending the upper body. For those who find it difficult to place the beanbag using their foot, they are encouraged to use their hands, allowing all students to participate successfully at their own level.

As the activity progresses, students are challenged to throw the beanbag into the air using one foot and catch it. In another variation, they may trap the beanbag between both feet, jump to release it, and catch it. For students who face difficulty with this, alternatives include sitting down and tossing the beanbag with both feet or trying to toss it backward and catch it.

To foster collaboration, a partner variation is introduced: one student throws the beanbag backward with their foot, and the partner attempts to catch it. This encourages teamwork, trust, and communication.

How this activity promotes respect, equity, and inclusion:
• Respect is fostered as students cheer for one another and recognize that everyone is working within their own physical capabilities. They learn to value effort over perfection.
• Equity is achieved by offering multiple ways to perform each task, ensuring that every child—regardless of ability, physical limitations, or confidence level—can participate meaningfully and feel successful.
• Inclusion is at the heart of the activity design. By allowing adaptations and encouraging peer support, every child is welcomed and engaged, building a safe and supportive learning environment where diversity is celebrated.

This activity not only enhances physical literacy but also nurtures a sense of community, empathy, and fairness among students.
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