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Things to Consider during Disperse and Dismiss

Dismiss and disperse are similar activities in drills. But, the activities
done on these commands are a little different. The command of
disperse is given to give the rest to the participants for a short time.
The participants have to rejoin the drills after a certain time on
this command. The command of dismiss is given when the drill
performance is over which indicates that the task has been completed.
This conunand is given when the participants do not need to perform
drills for a long period of time.

Drill Activity 6.11

Stand in three colu1nns. Have a roll call from the right side of the
groups. The teacher or the team leader stands at the place so that all
the participants can see her or him. The teacher or the team leader
gives the command of disperse first and then the com111and of disn1iss.
Let's practise this activity.

Drill Activity 6.12

Practise drills in groups during Morning Prayer in school or during
the class of physical education in the rhythm of the madal, drum, or
music. Observe it and discuss it in groups.

a. Is the command given by the tea111 leader clear?

b. Does the drill performance match with the rhythm of the music
or the drum?

c. Is the practice of attention, stand at ease, and mark time enough?

d. How many times did you practise, disperse and dis111iss in
groups?

94 Health, Physical ai1d Creillive arts, grade 8