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Hula Hoop Observations

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Playing with Hula-Hoop
Observation
During outdoors, Mirim chooses hula-hoop to play with. She picks the hula-hoop with both hands and tries to spin. She smiles when the hula-hoops falls down. She picks up and tries again to spin around her. Hula-Hoop falls down again. She laughs loudly and says, “Ahhh”. She spins again and rotates her body. She says, “I try again” and continues to spin. She continuously tries to play with the hula-hoop.
Interpretation
Mirim is able to make a choice during outdoors. She is able to coordinate movements with good balance and control. She tried to spin the hula-hoop with great energy without giving up.

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