Psicomotricity in english
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This document provides links to several websites about psychomotor skills and physical education activities for children. The links include resources for lesson plans, physical education math activities like jumping rope, general game ideas for PE class, and gymnastics activities for kids. Overall, the document directs the reader to online sources for developing lesson plans and activities to teach psychomotor skills and physical education to young learners.
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