Ice skating (Noun): The activity of gliding over ice using special shoes with blades.

• Example Sentences:

  1. We went ice skating at the outdoor rink downtown.

  2. Ice skating is a popular winter activity.

  3. She learned ice skating when she was a child.

Skates (Noun): Special shoes with metal blades used for moving on ice.

• Example Sentences:

  1. I rented skates at the ice rink.

  2. My skates were too tight, so I had to exchange them.

  3. Make sure your skates are laced up tightly before getting on the ice.

Rink (Noun): A smooth, flat area made for ice skating.

• Example Sentences:

  1. The rink was crowded with kids and families.

  2. We met at the ice rink for a group skating lesson.

  3. This indoor rink is open all year round.

Balance (Noun): The ability to stay steady and not fall.

• Example Sentences:

  1. Balance is important when learning to skate.

  2. He lost his balance and fell on the ice.

  3. Stretching before skating can help improve your balance.

Glide (Verb): To move smoothly and quietly, often with little effort.

• Example Sentences:

  1. She learned how to glide across the ice with control.

  2. He pushed off and began to glide toward the center of the rink.

  3. Skaters glide in circles during warm-up.