Parachute games can be simple and fun for a large group of kids. They also provide team building opportunities as most the games require the kids to work together to make it work. Materials Needed: Parachute Dodgeballs Plastic multi-color balls … Read More
Coordinating different activities in stations and rotating groups from one station to the next is a common practice at camp and a great way to get a lot of activities in a small amount of time. Here are some guidelines … Read More
Cool-down games are just as important as warm-up activities! These games are simple, usually quiet and low key. They can be used in a classroom setting or during down time at camp for scenarios when you need the kids to … Read More
This PE activity is called Lily Pad Launch. I like this game because students are using equipment that is unfamiliar to them. It’s a great opportunity for them to learn a new skill. It also works well for students to … Read More
Use these variations of dodgeball to switch it up and provide a variety of games to a standard game of dodgeball to keep kids engaged and excited to play. Equipment: Dodgeballs (various sizes) Cones Hula Hoops Bowling Pins Noodles Mats … Read More
Gold Rush is a great game to do at the beginning of the year as students are learning to take turns, work together, and follow simple game directions. My name is Matt Barrows from Ravenwood Elementary and this PE activity … Read More
Here are a few simple football games that need minimal equipment and will keep kids engaged and active while learning the game. Items Needed: Footballs Flag Football Flags Frisbee Cones Red Light, Green Light Football Use cones to set up … Read More
Basketball season is here and you’re psyched! You’re already thinking about who’s going to hit the buzzer-beater, who is going to miss that crucial three-point shot, and most importantly whether or not your team will be taking home the trophy. … Read More
If you are looking to keep your group active, whether it’s a recreational program, PE class, or camp, try these 5 game ideas that kids can play. Depending on the type of game, all you need are balls with a … Read More
Hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills has always been an important component in my elementary physical education program. Through my 15 years of teaching P.E., I noticed that a lot of many students lack hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills. … Read More
