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Which of the following could a typical third grader handle?

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N76 [4]3 years ago

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10-15 push ups: it's because pull-ups are taxing for an 8 year old, using my brother for an example who can hardly lift himself up. Sit-ups are taxing on the back due to the amount of muscular endurance and strength while a mile running-I laugh- converted to meters is approximately 1609 meters. I'm in Junior high yet I can only do 900. Thus, it can be concluded the most appropriate activity a third grader could handle is a simple push-up.

irina [24]3 years ago

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Which of the following could a typical third grader handle?

<u>10–15 pushups </u>

5–10 pull-ups

30–40 sit-ups

a mile of running

You can't put lot's of stress of third graders, their bodies are incapable of handling such extreme exercise

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