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Fun Friday!

Greetings Bobcats!
You did it! You have almost completed another week of online learning! I am so proud of all of the work you have done at home! Today is going to be a beautiful hot day! I hope you have the opportunity to go outside and play! We are going to do some water play today and I am so excited! We worked on our underhand toss at the beginning of the year. Remember when you do the underhand toss you have a few steps to complete to be successful! I challenge you today to play a game of corn-hole and see who can get to 17 first. If you don't have a corn-hole board be creative! You can make a circle with chalk, or sticks and use a pair of old socks balled up! Be creative and have fun! Remember Bobcats always use good sportsmanship! :)
Love,
Mrs. Ham



On a corn-hole board: If you score on the board 1 point. If you score in the hole you get 3 points.
Make your own board: If you score in the circle 1 point. If you score on your middle target (paper plate or piece of paper) 3 points!


Underhand Toss Cues:
1. Arm back 2. Step with the opposite foot 3. Toss towards the target.

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