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or, you can download the games individually below:

Students get on one side of a volleyball net, hit the ball up in the air, and, one by one, make it to the other side of the net.

Students spell a type of an animal using only their bodies.

Students lie on the stomachs going through an obstacle course.

Students get in groups, grasp the edges of a blanket, and toss a ball in the air.

Students get on either side of a blanket, hide one person, drop the blanket, and see if they can figure out who is hiding.

Students are in a circle, facing out, and, one at a time, see if they can mimic movements.

Wearing blindfolds, students, with the help of one student without a blindfold, get into like groups by color, all without touching anyone.

Students line up shoulder to shoulder, feet touching, and cross the room, with feet still touching.

The “detective” tries to find out who is the leader of the group.

Holding onto a hula hoop, students in the group exchange places without touching.

Students write their name on a card, the card gets passed around, and students write compliments about that person.

Standing in a circle, a student calls out another student’s name, tosses the ball to that person, and this continues over and over, making sure the order of the tosses remains the same.

The group makes a mural.

Students write down something unusual they have done, someone reads the cards, and the students try to figure out who did the deed.

Blindfolded, students are led to a tree, use their senses (except sight) to learn about the tree, are led away, and after taking the blindfolds off, try to guess their tree.

Students line up, the “it” student looks at the order, students rearrange themselves, and “it” must rearrange them to the original order.

Standing in a circle, students hold hands with 2 different people, and then try to untangle themselves, resulting in one circle.

Each group of students makes their own machine without talking and using only their bodies.

Standing in a circle, students state their name, do a stunt, and the following students must repeat the other students’ names and do their stunts.

Standing in a circle, the students say their own name and an adjective that describes themselves in addition to the name-adjective of every other preceding student.

Students hold hands in a circle and try to prevent the “it” student from breaking through the circle.

As a student calls out 2 body parts, the paired-up students place their hand on their partner’s body.

One student who is “it” goes around the group telling them the name of an animal and then, one by one, the students begin acting like that animal while the group tries to guess who is “it”.

Standing in a circle, students are partnered-up and pass a ball (balanced between their bodies) to another pair of students.

On their hands and knees, students pass a Frisbee, which is on their back, to other students, without touching the Frisbee.

All students but one have decided on an animal and the one student has to ask as few question as possible (in a yes/no format) to guess what the animal is.

To download more games individually, go to the Second Grade, First Grade and Pre K and K pages. All of those games will also work for Third Grade.