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Guess That Cheer Move!

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A quick-identification game where students guess the cheerdance motion described.

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A quick-identification game where students guess the cheerdance motion described.

by Trissha Steff Mananquil
1

Feet are together, and hands are down by the sides in blades.

  
  
2

Arms are extended up forming a “V,” with relaxed shoulders

  
  
3

Arms are extended straight upward, hands in fists, forming a vertical line.

4

One arm is extended upward while the other bends outward to the side, forming a bow and arrow.

     
  
  
5

This is usually the first position in a cheer routine to start the sequence.

  
  
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