Robin’s Egg
Select 1 student to be the robin. Have the robin sit with
his/her back to the other students, at least ten feet away. Place a plastic egg
behind the robin. The robin needs to protect the egg. The remaining students
take turns sneaking up behind the robin and try to steal the egg. If the robin
hears the person sneaking up, he/she will “call” and then turn around. If the
robin catches a student, that student becomes the new robin. If there is no
student when the robin “calls,” the robin remains the robin and the game starts
again.
Flower Power
Students pretend to be pollinators traveling from flower to
flower. Scatter hula hoops across the play area (fewer hula hoops than
students). Place a card with a shape inside each hula hoop (flower). Give each
student a card with a shape. Students must travel around the play area,
matching their card to one inside a flower. When they find a match, they stand
inside the flower. Only one student can be inside each flower. If a student
doesn’t “pollinate” a flower, they are out. Remove a flower (hula hoop) after
each round.
Build a Nest
Students are robins building their nests. Divide the students
into two relay teams. Each team stands single file behind the starting line.
Place 2 buckets of wet mud (1 for each team) and the end of the course. Place 2
small containers (1 for each team) at the starting line. Give each student a
plastic spoon. The first student “flies” to the bucket of mud, scoops up a
spoonful of mud, flies back to the starting line, and empties their spoon of
mud into the container (nest). Continue until all students have helped build
the nest.
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