The National After School Association created the After School Guide to Indoor Games to provide activities that stimulate the mind, get the body moving and help improve fine motor skills during the cold season.
With the winter season in full swing, there will be days when it's too cold to take students outside to play. But the fun doesn't have to end due to freezing temperatures! The National After School Association (NAA) created the After School Guide to Indoor Games to provide activities that stimulate the mind, get the body moving and help improve fine motor skills during the cold season. Educators can beat cabin fever this winter with the following games from the guide:
How To Play: One person sits with his or her back to the group. One child is chosen from the group to say a predetermined phrase. The person sitting facing away from the group has to figure out who is speaking.
How To Play: Students hold hands in a circle. Two students lock hands through a hula- hoop. When the hula-hoop gets to each student, the student must pass through the hula- hoop without breaking hands.
For more games, download the complete After School Guide to Indoor Games.