Body movement

3. To move forward by jumping lightly on one foot and then the other.
5. To move on hands and knees, often used by babies before they can walk.
7. To lengthen or extend one's body or limbs to their full extent.
10. To ascend or move upward by gripping or scaling a surface, such as a ladder or tree.
13. To move quickly on foot by taking steps in rapid succession.
14. To move one's body rhythmically to music, often in a coordinated and expressive way.

1. To move on foot at a slower pace than running, typically by alternately placing one foot in front of the other.
2. To propel oneself into the air by using one's legs and feet, often for fun or to clear obstacles.
3. To move smoothly and quickly down a surface, often on a playground slide.
4. To move through water by using one's arms and legs, often for exercise or recreation.
6. To move by turning over and over, often as a playful action or to change position.
8. To roll or fall suddenly and uncontrollably, often used in gymnastics or acrobatics.
9. To jump on one foot, often with a small leap or bounce.
11. To flex or curve one's body or part of the body, often to reach something or change posture.
12. To move back and forth or side to side while suspended from a support, such as on a swing set.