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dessara
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 Wed, May 31 2023, 6:55 pm
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I did this with all my girls. You have to use a long rope and tie one end of it to a railing or fence (unless you have two people to turn the rope which is even better). Then you turn the rope for them while they learn how to jump. Once they get the rhythm right, they can learn how to jump in and out of a turning rope. Sing different jump rope songs for them and it will be a lot of fun. At that point they will be able to turn a one person rope by themselves.
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Chayalle
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Wed, May 31 2023, 6:57 pm
I learned how to jump backwards first. Somehow that was easier for me, and once I mastered that, I learned how to jump forwards.
Thanks to my cousin, my age, who already as a 6 year old had the patience to teach me in the way that it worked for me. I still remember.
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nelliesmellie
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Wed, May 31 2023, 7:03 pm
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My daughter also learned backwards first. her 1st grade gym morah took all the girls outside and taught them how
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