#JUMPING LINE GAME FREE#

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#JUMPING LINE GAME FREE#

It really makes a difference! What else can you do with simple lines of tape?ĭownload the FREE Active Indoor Week of Activities I recommend doing this for any of the activities in the 7 day challenge. That’s what will make them get the most giggles when they see you doing it. But he gets in there and does everything still haven’t a blast!įor all kids, I highly recommend that you, the parent, teacher or caregiver, do it too. Louis is 2 years old and he can jump pretty good, but can’t jump far enough from line to line yet. Measure yourself! Lay down and see how long you are.įor older kids, write down their measurements and compare! Then walk forward with your hands, seeing how far you can reach. Start by standing on the first line and then bending over to touch the next line with your hands. Starting with your foot on the first line, see how far you can stretch with your other foot while keeping your first foot in place.ĭownload the FREE Active Indoor Week of Activities 4. He asked me to hold his hand while jumping with one foot to help him. He can definitely jump on one foot, but not very far (mostly in place). George has been practicing this at school a lot, so it was fun to bring it into this activity. We also jumped from line to line or skipping over a line. The original way we did it, jumping from the first line and seeing how far they could jump.

Same thing! What can be done with some lines of tape? 1. Or you can take this outside as well and do it with sidewalk chalk. If at all possible, do this on carpet (tape sticks to that too!) or tile flooring. I recommend the use of delicate surface painter’s tape (affiliate link), and to also test it in a hidden area before doing in the middle of your floor. A note before starting: I highly recommend the use of painter’s tape in many, many activities.

Jumping line game