PE Revision

What is the definition of physical activity in early childhood education?

• Organized sports activities.

• A structured curriculum focusing on movement skills.

• Activities such as watching videos or playing video games.

• Any bodily movement produced by skeletal muscles that requires energy expenditure.

What is the recommended amount of physical activity per day for children aged 2 to 6?

• 30 minutes a day

• 60 minutes a day

• 120 minutes a day

• 180 minutes a day

What is one strategy to create a fitness-friendly environment for children?

• By focusing solely on physical fitness.

• By neglecting emotional and social aspects.

• By addressing physical, social, emotional, and cognitive domains.

• By prioritizing academic achievement over physical activity.

Which sequence of activities is recommended for stability skill sequencing?

• Inverted Supports → Springing Movements → Axial Movements → Upright Supports

• Springing Movements → Inverted Supports → Axial Movements → Upright Supports

• Upright Supports → Axial Movements → Springing Movements → Inverted Supports

• Axial Movements → Springing Movements → Upright Supports → Inverted Supports

You are a preschool teacher planning a movement activity for children from diverse cultural backgrounds. How would you ensure everyone is involved?

• Focus on teaching universal movement skills that limit culture.

• Select movement activities specific to each represented culture

• Allow children to choose movement activities based on their preferences

• Research and incorporate traditional movement forms from different cultures.

Which is the correct order of action during an emergency?

(i) Making an area safe
(ii) Assessing the situation
(iii) Giving emergency help
(iv) Assisting the emergency services

• III → I → II → IV

• II → I → III → IV

• I → II→ IV → III

• IV → III → I → II

What is the primary purpose of locomotor skills?

• To perform specialized movements

• To rotate around a fixed point

• To transport the body from one point to another

• To encourage stretching and bending

As a teacher, how would you ensure that children receive adequate practice and instruction in developing their locomotor skills?

• By assuming that children will naturally acquire these skills without guidance

• By incorporating locomotor skills into daily routines and providing feedback during activities

• By focusing solely on non-locomotor skills to simplify instruction

• By limiting physical activity to avoid potential injuries

In a situation where a child is unconscious and not breathing, how would you proceed to CPR?

• Immediately give rescue breaths

• Begin CPR and call for assistance after 30 compressions

• Check for response using AVPU scale

• Shake the child's shoulders and call their name loudly

Imagine you witness a car accident and need to provide first aid. What should be your immediate priority?

• Providing emergency help

• Assessing the situation

• Making the area safe

• Assisting the emergency services