Students Should Have Trampoline In Schools

Everyone has heard about the famous trampoline, right? A big canvas spread over springs and a frame? Well, if you haven’t then you are missing out! Many schools have trampolines so the students can stay active and have fun. My school doesn’t have one…yet. If my school was investing in a large trampoline for the gym class it would be very interesting. The school would have to teach the kids how to use it properly, so no injuries are caused. I would agree with getting a trampoline because it would motivate kids to exercise, teach students to share, and to allow more cooperation within the class. Gym is usually one of the most disliked classes. Many kids ask themselves, “Why would I need to exercise? I’m already healthy!!” Gym is also teaching you how to stay fit. Even if you are already fit now, you may not be in the future. Professional athletes had to go through gym and to keep their job they have to stay in the best possible shape they can be in. If my school were to get a trampoline, it would be a great idea because a lot of kids love bouncing. It will motivate kids to exercise, and they will have fun doing so. In paragraph 8 it states, “Trampolines can also be a good source of exercise and activity. They can help people improve their balance and aerial moves.” I think using a trampoline for a warm up would be nice, so it can stretch

Although the trampoline would be nice to have, it would be difficult to teach kids to share. I think we can fix that issue. In paragraph 6 it says, “Injuries also happen when many people are jumping at the same time. Jumpers may collide and cause one another to land in strange ways.” My gym teacher splits the class into sections, or rows. I think that each day of the week one row of children can bounce. So every day different kids will have a chance at trampolining. Maybe then kids will learn to stop being greedy and