The 'Heads or Tails?' Group Game is a fun game that kids will love. It needs no prep and can be used anywhere at anytime!
Play UNO as an indoor recess gross motor movement game for kids!
How to play the fun group game for kids, Please Mr Crocodile. Popular with young children, it encourages kids to listen and move!
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15 fun indoor recess games and activities · If you’re looking for easy ideas to let the kids get their pent-up energy out in a controlled way in the classroom, look no further!
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Cat and Mouse Game. This sport, which is of French origin, is for two players only.
A fun, active novelty game of chasey, Scarecrow Tag is great for groups of children of all ages. A great group game for kids to add to your next PE lesson.
Here are a few freebies that work great for indoor recess when you need something in a hurry. They would make a fun back to school gift for teachers – print them off, toss them in a file folder and teachers have some “go to” activities for when the weather takes a turn for the worse. You can download the entire packet here – http://www.yourtherapysource.com/indoorrecess.html Imagination Action Journey Triathlon – encourage literacy and physical activity with the imaginative movement journey. Download here http://www.yourtherapysource.com/imaginefree.html Q and A Body Game – Promote body awareness, motor skills and listening skills with this simple game that requires no equipment. Print the directions here http://www.yourtherapysource.com/files/Quick_Brain_Break_Q_and_A_Body_Game___YourTherapySource.pdf Peanut Butter and Jelly – Grab a soft ball and encourage eye hand coordination, motor timing and motor planning. Practice self regulation skills as well with this fun but challenging game. Roll Some Brain Breaks – Roll some dice and get moving. Great activity for small spaces and to keep everyone active. Download the activity here http://www.yourtherapysource.com/rollsomefunfree.html Be A Robot – Cut out some circles, grab a partner and start some motor planning and physical activity. Download here http://www.yourtherapysource.com/freerobot.html Color Ball Game – Encourage following motor commands, motor memory and coordination skills. Social Red Rover – Promote motor skill development, cooperation and social skills with this active group game. Listen for the Code – Encourage listening skills, following motor commands, self regulation skills and left right directions. Want to download ALL of these indoor recess games at once??? Head on over to Your Therapy Source to get your copy to distribute to teachers or go to http://www.yourtherapysource.com/indoorrecess.html.
What do you do when you notice things start to feel like they are dragging on and campers need a boost? Below are five summer camp games that engage campers
Looking for the best pool noodle games? Pool noodles are cheap, safe, and lightweight. Gather your friends and start playing these pool noodle games today.
Team building activity for adults - This is a fun team building activity that will bring teams of teachers together.
Try something new at your Thanksgiving family dinner this year and include the Right Left Thanksgiving Game. It's a story game about giving that's just plain fun! It's also great for the classroom.
Enjoy the crisp autumn air and play fun fall games! These autumn games are great for kids, teens, and adults. Fall game night, minute to win it, board games
Happy Fall from Teach123! Sometimes the new season, means a change in weather and the inevitable inside recess. If you haven't discussed the procedures for this yet with your class, I would add it to your "to do" list. Your substitute will appreciate it if you include detailed instructions about what activities and materials your students can do or use for inside recess. Plan now a variety of activities before your class catches cabin fever. It will make these days a little less hectic. My choice of activity was based on my students' behavior, energy level, how many inside recess days in a row we've had, and my energy level. Games are helpful when my students are in a social mood. Through the year I have accumulated games from thrift stores and parents. Since I save them for special times like inside recess, the novelty of the experience holds my students' attention. It helps if you collect games that vary with difficulty level and how many players are required to play. Suggestions: Operation, Barrel Full of Monkeys, Connect Four, Perfection, Don't Spill the Beans, Ants in the Pants, Don't Break the Ice, Hi Ho Cherrio, Boggle, Chutes and Ladders, Candy Land, Sorry, and Trouble Integrating science and art is a good activity when my students have very talkative. Click HERE to read the post. Listen & Draw activities are a quiet activity that also strengthens students' listening skills. These are especially helpful to use when you've had a couple of inside days in a row. Click HERE to read the post. Some of the games I played when I was a child are my favorites to use for inside recess. This post shares a few you might want to try. There is minimal prep involved. Have you tried squiggle stories? My students have always enjoyed them. I like to keep special supplies in my closet that I use for inside recess. It's amazing the difference you will see when you bring out a box of 64 count crayons! Click HERE for a copy of squiggle stories. What are your favorite inside recess activities? Sources to make my blog post graphics can be found HERE. Click HERE to read my blog's disclosure statement.
Looking for a great outdoor activity for the kids? Get them into a Cat and mouse game! It's a fast, fun and exciting game to keep the kids laughing and running at your next birthday party or family gathering.
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Experience the world your ancestors had to leave. 10 – day tour through the historical western Galicia, today’s southern …
Break out a list of fun true or false questions that are perfect for any setting. From car rides to game nights, this list of questions will tease the brain and provide fun for all.
A huge list of tag games and kids party games with instructions for your kids birthday party, including red light green light, the monster game, hide and seek, freeze and sticker games.
If you could design a roller coaster what would it look like? This STEM activity gives kids a chance to create using simple materials.
Edible Marshmallow Play Dough! Learn how to make this easy diy playdough plus get the science behind how it works. Plus activities to try!
Today I’d like to share some fun games that you can play with your little learners that will help them develop skills in critical thinking, literacy, and math. And the best part is, you don’t need any materials at all – you can do them anywhere, anytime! Whether you’re a parent driving your kids to …
Get ready for laughter with our 110 printable Halloween jokes for kids and adults. Perfect for lunch box jokes and notes, kid's party favors and playing Halloween Don't Laugh game.
Hello Everyone! I love this time of year. I love learning about the trials and successes of the small group of Pilgrims who traveled so far and lived through tragic times...all for freedom. I love sharing with kids the differences in the wants and needs between our generations. I love learning and teaching about the different environments and settings. for many of our kids, the stories of the Pilgrims are just that...stories. I often wonder if they realize that most of what we read about from that time period really happened. There is a legend out there that I came across many years ago, The Legend of the Five Corn Kernels. It is said that the Pilgrims endured such hardship that there were times when all they had to eat were five kernels of corn each per day. When times got better, they continued to serve the five corn kernels on their plates to honor and remember those hard times. Many families of original descent continue this practice. From my research, there is no telling if this was in all actuality something that absolutely occurred, but it is still a wonderful tribute to the trials and remembrances of those people. I want to introduce this visual to my students. I put together a little unit to help describe the legend. You can get your own printable of this little unit. Simply Click HERE! Here's to remembering and celebrating history. I hope you have time to enjoy this little legend in the next couple of weeks. Thanks for stopping by! Joyfully! Nancy
Fun indoor activities for kids to stay busy on rainy days and more. Simple screen free activities for kids that are free and simple.
We live on a ranch on the top of a mountain so needless to say we get a lot of wind! This makes for the perfect opportunity to learn more about what wind is, the effects of wind and how to measure it. LET’S-READ-AND-FIND-OUT SCIENCE® Series “Feel the Wind” from the LET’S-READ-AND-FIND-OUT SCIENCE® series is […]
