
Find a Plate Game
The first game was really simple. Aren’t those the best kind? All you do is spread paper plates (or frisbees or anything they can stand on) all over the area. On the other side of the paper plates there are activities written on the plates, but the kids don’t need to know that yet; that’s for the next game. This game involves the kids running and landing on the plates. You have a countdown, and if they get to a new plate by the time you are done counting they are safe. If they don’t get to a plate in time, they are out. The countdown was from 5, but you can adjust that to your children’s age and skill.
Hidden Plate Exercises
Your paper plates are already in place. Under each plate is written an exercise. It might say “5 arm circles,” “10 jumping jacks,” or “15 floor touches.” You could also do push ups, sit ups, hops, squats or twists. The thought is that you have the kids run to a plate. When they get to a plate, they look underneath to reveal the exercise. They then get to do the exercise. When done? Run to another plate and do the exercise there. The element of surprise keeps them going.
It is so important to get kids moving. You need to be a part of that. Kids are going to be more active if they exercise with you. Obesity in children in our country is a serious issue. Help fight that by getting your kids moving.
What a great idea!
Can we use bouncy castle as game for enjoyment for children. How can we make it knowledgeable for children.I want to integrate learning with fun.
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I find dancing almost always works to get them moving – or simply putting on music we all love and running around while listening. I’ve also given them instruments and had parades through the house to music on rainy days. I use a walking exercise video from time to time and have been delighted to find that they seem to enjoy doing it with me. They are so ready to move. Thanks for the idea to add – novelty is ALWAYS good.
That is so much fun! We love having exercise time at my house!
Thanks for sharing these fun ideas! I was just thinking today when I was leaving the gym, that I need to do more with my kids in terms of exercise. I think just because they are little, that they are okay without, but it is now that I need to be building and enstilling a love of moving and exercising in them. I am going to try both of these games with them!
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Hope you can use it
Yes very
What about boxes
I think boxes could work too.