Full Length | Elementary PE Games
Full Length PE Games that are made to play for the length of an entire class period.
Elementary PE Games
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Classroom | Elementary PE Games
These games are designed to maximize activity for kids in confined spaces (such as the classroom). Some of these games are high-intensity, some are based on movement that stimulates brain activity, and some are designed with the simple goal of getting kids up, active and happy to move.
Warm-Up | Elementary PE Games
Warm-Up PE Games Equipment: 2-5 evil red balls. 3-6 hula hoops. Even number of GREEN, RED, YELLOW pinnies, split evenly amongst the remaining students, so that each student has a pinnie.
Intermediate Full Length | Elementary PE Games
Full Length Elementary PE Games for Intermediate Students These full-length games are all designed to be played during a 45-60 minute period, and work best when coupled with some of our fantastic warm-up games.
Capture The Flag - PE Games
Split the kids into 2 even teams. After defining the playing area (use the full gym if inside, and make the game as big as you want if you are outside), split it in half by marking the full center line with cones (or with a big tug-of-war rope). Each side will be a mirror image of the other.
Aliens and Astronauts | Elementary PE Games
Choose 2-5 kids to be it and give them each an evil red ball (these are the aliens). Everyone else is an astronaut. Scatter the beanbags all around the gym, and hold onto the empty bin. If an astronaut is tagged by an alien, they must got to the black hole (the circle in the middle of the gym floor – if you don’t have a circle, use cones to
Weekly Challenges | Elementary PE Games
These challenges are designed to be posted at the beginning of each week in order to help to give your kids a fitness goal for their 5 days at school. Some challenges are individual, and some are about team work.
Warm-Up Elementary PE Games for Primary Students
Warm-Up Elementary PE Games for Primary Students All of these games are designed to be played for between 5 and 10 minutes at the beginning or end of a PE period. When playing tag games, I like to use a specific colour dodgeball (ours is …
Crazy Moves | Elementary PE Games
Enough mats so that you can fit groups of 2-4 students on them comfortably. Description: Scatter the gymnastic mats throughout the gym. Tell the students that you are going to call out a number and that they must try and get that number of people onto a single mat. Anyone left without a mat, or on a mat with the incorrect number of people,