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Safe Indoor Recess Games Your Class Can Play During the Pandemic

By Matthew Lynch
October 11, 2023
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With the ongoing pandemic, ensuring the safety of students during indoor recess is of utmost importance. While traditional recess activities may no longer be feasible, there are still plenty of fun and safe games your class can enjoy. Here are some ideas for safe indoor recess games:

1. Simon Says: This classic game can be easily modified to maintain social distancing. Instead of standing close together, have students stand in their own designated space and follow the instructions provided by the “Simon.” This game not only keeps students active but also helps improve listening skills.

2. Charades: Divide the class into small groups and have them play charades. Each group can take turns acting out a word or phrase while the others guess. This game encourages creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving skills.

3. Yoga or Stretching Sessions: Engage your students in a calming yoga or stretching session during indoor recess. You can follow guided videos or lead them through simple stretches to promote relaxation, flexibility, and mindfulness.

4. Board Games: Bring in a variety of board games suitable for different age groups and let students choose their favorites. Board games encourage critical thinking, problem-solving, and social interaction while keeping students entertained and engaged.

5. Dance Party: Clear out some space in the classroom and put on some lively music for a dance party. Encourage students to show off their dance moves while maintaining a safe distance from one another. This energetic activity helps promote physical fitness and can boost students’ mood.

6. Puzzle Stations: Set up puzzle stations with age-appropriate puzzles. Students can work individually or in small groups to solve puzzles, improving their cognitive skills and concentration.

7. A-Z Scavenger Hunt: Assign each student or group a letter of the alphabet and challenge them to find objects around the classroom that begin with that letter. This game promotes observation skills, letter recognition, and vocabulary development.

Remember to prioritize safety by ensuring proper ventilation, sanitizing game materials, and following social distancing guidelines. These safe indoor recess games will not only entertain your students, but also provide opportunities for learning and socialization during these challenging times.

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