Obstacle course games

Some days, my daycare children have boundless stores of energy. They need to move their bodies! One of our favourite indoor activities that really gets them moving is to set up an obstacle course in the playroom. This activity never gets boring because we think up new courses every time. I love an activity that…Continue Reading...

Obstacle courses are a great way to challenge and get your kids outdoors, and in this article, we share 23 of our FAVORITE obstacle course ideas for kids! Read more at OwnTheYard.com!

Streamers and tape create a laser beam obstacle course

Pool Noodle Frisbee Race is a fun, pool noodle game that is great to play at family gatherings or just a fun afternoon outside!

What can you expect this week to help you keep your preschoolers active and learning while at home? Jumping games, ball games, egg hunts and lots of big body play! https://www.pophopandrock.com/product/parent-portal-access/ #preschoolathome #preschool #quarantineplay #recipesforkids

Make a spy obstacle course with 7 stations! Print the signs and supply list from the post. So easy and fun. Perfect for a spy birthday party.

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What could be more fun than DIY obstacle courses for kids? Get incredible ideas to use inside and outside, at school or at home!

20 super fun and easy to set up backyard obstacle courses for kids. These ideas are prefect for kids of all ages, from toddlers to older kids and everyone in between.

Summer is officially here in our neck of the woods. So fire up the grill and have some fun with these DIY Backyard Games!

I've helped with Field day the last few years. Here are the games we play with our kids and how we organize the event!

This fun, pool noodle obstacle course is simple to make using only pencils, pool noodles and a little duct tape and takes only 15 minutes to set up!

Learning how to spell your name? Spell your name hopscotch is the game for you! As children begin to sound the letters of their name out, a fun,engaging experience would have the children hop to each new letter. This would be developmentally appropriate in a kindergarten classroom as spelling their name is incorporated in the kindergarten document.

This is the time of year when teachers are busy setting up their classrooms and preparing for the new year ahead. The focus is on designing welcoming spaces and thinking about ways to create a positive learning climate. In addition to the content preparation, student background and decorations, teachers need to focus on ways to develop positive, healthy relationships both with and among their students. These relationships are at their best when they are built on a foundation of trust. In…

Carter got into the game with the red balls, balanced in tires.