Exercise games

Make your own printable exercise bingo cards. Customize, download and print randomized bingo cards.

Is the weather keeping you and the kids stuck inside? Check out this list of nine activities for keeping kids active indoors.

Families who are active together, get healthy together. Children need 60 minutes of physical activity per day while adults should aim for 150 minutes per week. The most important thing to remember is to make physical activity fun! To help get everyone moving and sitting less, play this fun fitness activity, called FitBall. It is easy to play since it is similar to the hot potato game and uses little equipment. The person holding the ball when the music stops chooses a fitness activity for…

What's your name? Fitness activity printable for kids. Your kids will get a workout without realizing it when you make fitness into a fun game with this spell your name workout.

"Instant activities are designed to actively engage students in PE class the moment they walk through the gymnasium doors. Usually posted on a whiteboard or monitor, instant activities involve every student with very little teacher involvement. They’re typically high energy, but can also take on a cooperative component. Instant activities are an effective way to…

Your gym period is the best time to run your class around and expel some of that boundless energy they seem to have! Sometimes though, the same old games just don’t cut it and you find your students getting distracted or a bit bored, meaning it’s time to switch it up! Thankfully we’ve hunted high and low for the best fun and simple gym games for kids, whether they’re in preschool, elementary, or middle school! Our picks are easy to set up and don’t require too much equipment, making them…

How are you going to keep all those little elves entertained? Don't worry, with these 12 Coolest Holiday School Party Games — Part 4, your preschoolers through 6th graders will all be entertained!!

The Name Game is a warm up activity. Next to each letter is a different exercise. The students will complete the exercise next to each letter in their first name. The minimum # of exercises to be completed is 5. So, if your name is Mark, you'll move on to the first letter of your last name. Once completed, the students they sit & wait for their classmates to finish the exercises. While waiting, the students will cheer on classmates who are still completing the warm up.