Some of these ideas work well with traditional indoor recess group activities, and others are better suited for socially distancing during indoor recess, while still allowing kids to move! All of the inside recess ideas can be used to add activity and movement when it’s raining or too cold ...
Students form a circle and toss a squishy ball to other students, one at a time, around the room. The number-one rule is to remain silent. If a student isn’t silent, they are out and must sit on their chair or on the floor. They are out if they don’t catch the ball. If th...
This game is great for those students that struggle with identifying the letters or sounds of their name. This is a great introduction to “Whose Letter Now?” In order to make sure students can identify the letters and sounds of their name they will need to have them practice this skill....
She has master's degrees in applied, clinical and community psychology. Cite this lesson Games and activities add an element of fun to instruction. They need not be limited to recess. Use these ideas for indoor games and activities to liven up your classroom. ...
Do you need indoor recess ideas to take the stress out of those days when rain or snow keep the kids indoors at playtime? This teacher-created collection of activities, games and more is ready to save the (rainy) day! From movement games that give students a way to get their wiggles ...
Our indoor-recess plan has been very successful in filling free time with productive activities. There is always the option for quiet reading time if the child does not wish to participate in a board game or art activity. I have received many thank you's from the students for making indoor...
Some days you just need someone else to think of something random to do indoors with the kids. Here are a few ideas that you can try out on days that you just can’t think of something new! Plan for a fun family photoshoot! There are so many awesome indoor places to have photos tak...