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1 Page
Subject
Back to School, Early Childhood Education
Resource Type
Activities, Games, Printables
Grade
Kindergarten, Pre-K
Social Emotional
Self-Awareness
Product
Digital
Description
Preschool Circle Time Movement Exercise Activities, Centers, & Games
Use these preschool circle time movement activities in your preschool or special education classroom in large groups, small groups, or partner work to get your kids moving and to reinforce following directions, body parts, and counting. You can attach these cards to jumbo dice, foam cubes, or make your own mystery box using tissue boxes and have kids pull them out.
Included: PDF Printable
•Movement cards sizes 3 inch and 4 inch to use on a jumbo dice, small Kleenex box, or mystery bag
•Action Cards
•Body Part Cards
•Number Cards
•Counting Cards
Activities:
•First model each movement with the kids so they understand what each picture card means.
•Use for large and small groups to provide movement breaks. You can also use for partner work in pairs.
•Attach cards to jumbo die or cubes and play a game during large, small, or partner group time. Attach numbers to one die and picture cards to the other. The numbers will tell the kids how many movements they need to do.
•Have your students pull a card from the mystery box or bag. Have the student demonstrate the movement first and then have the whole class do the movement. They can then pick a number or decide how many the class should do.
•Attach numbers to the cube and play a game by rolling the cube and seeing who can identify the letter that pops up.
•Create an obstacle course in the hallway or in your classroom. Use the number and letter cards to reinforce learning skills while they move across the obstacle course.
Use these preschool circle time movement activities in your preschool or special education classroom in large groups, small groups, or partner work to get your kids moving and to reinforce following directions, body parts, and counting. You can attach these cards to jumbo dice, foam cubes, or make your own mystery box using tissue boxes and have kids pull them out.
Included: PDF Printable
•Movement cards sizes 3 inch and 4 inch to use on a jumbo dice, small Kleenex box, or mystery bag
•Action Cards
•Body Part Cards
•Number Cards
•Counting Cards
Activities:
•First model each movement with the kids so they understand what each picture card means.
•Use for large and small groups to provide movement breaks. You can also use for partner work in pairs.
•Attach cards to jumbo die or cubes and play a game during large, small, or partner group time. Attach numbers to one die and picture cards to the other. The numbers will tell the kids how many movements they need to do.
•Have your students pull a card from the mystery box or bag. Have the student demonstrate the movement first and then have the whole class do the movement. They can then pick a number or decide how many the class should do.
•Attach numbers to the cube and play a game by rolling the cube and seeing who can identify the letter that pops up.
•Create an obstacle course in the hallway or in your classroom. Use the number and letter cards to reinforce learning skills while they move across the obstacle course.
Preschool Circle Time Movement Exercise Activities, Centers, & Games Use these preschool circle time movement activities in your preschool or special education classroom in large groups, small groups, or partner work to get your kids moving and to reinforce following... more
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