
11-09-2009, 07:56 AM
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If there is a parachute in the supplies, they love that. You can call colors and have them switch places underneath, "popcorn" foam balls on top, or have them make a "mushroom" - raise it high, all go under, and sit on the edges. (It will stay up for some time if they get it just right.)
If there are big foam dice or numbered beanbags, you can have the kids stand in a circle and take turns tossing one/drawing one out of a bag. The child chooses a certain exercise (jumping jacks, toe touch, etc.) and everyone does that the number of times that came up.
Red light, green light is good. You can even throw in some of what they are working on in their regular class, if you want. - For example, if they are learning the difference between nouns and verbs, then you call out words, and if the word is a noun, it acts like "red light", and a verb acts like "green light".
And there are always plain old relay races if you have the space.
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