- Tai Chi is a gentle exercise.
- Many people practice it in parks.
- It has slow and fast movements.
- Tai Chi can help with health and focus.
- It is also a form of martial art.
- Students learn from a master.
Difficult words
- exercise — physical activity for health.
- practice — to do something regularly.
- movement — the act of changing position.movements
- health — the state of being free from illness.
- master — a person with great skill.
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Discussion questions
- Have you ever tried Tai Chi?
- Why do you think people practice Tai Chi?
- What do you think is the benefit of practicing in parks?
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