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Use “Animal Moves” to encourage movement in a variety of ways. Animal moves can beused in warm-ups and cool-downs and as a part of many activities in the lesson. Encouragechildren to explore and create their own animal moves.
Bear Walk
Get in position with hands and feet touching the floor.Move the foot and the hand on the same side together, then the other side (right hand,right foot, left hand, left foot).Keep arms and legs stiff.
Rabbit Hop
Squat, placing hands on the floor in front of feet.Move the hands first, then move feet to hands.
Elephant Walk
Bend forward at the waist.Clasp hands together, arms straight to form a trunk.Walk with big slow steps, keeping the legs straight.Swing trunk from side to side.
Gorilla Walk
Bend knees and move upper body forward.Let arms hang at sides.As each step is taken, touch floor with fingers.
Cricket/Chicken Walk
Squat with knees apart.Place arms between the knees and grasp the outside of the ankles with hands.
Seal Walk
Get in a push-up position (straight arms and straight legs).Walk forward with the hands and drag the feet.
Crab Walk
Squat down and reach back with arms (fingers are pointed away from the body).Touch the floor with only feet and hands.Move backward.
Frog Jump
Squat down, placing hands on the floor slightly in front of feet.Jump forward with hands and feet at the same time.
Camel Walk
ANIMAL MOVESABOUT WALLETWELLNESS
Warm-Up Activities
Animal Moves
Movement Explorationwith Equipment
Cool-Down Activities
Safe Stretches
Additional Supports
Teaching Tools
LESSON PLANS SUPPLEMENTS ACTIVITIES USEREN | FRBROWSE
About Additional Resources Strategies for Inclusion Early Learning FAQ
Home » Activities » » Animal Moves
Use “Animal Moves” to encourage movement in a variety of ways. Animal moves can beused in warm-ups and cool-downs and as a part of many activities in the lesson. Encouragechildren to explore and create their own animal moves.
Bear Walk
Get in position with hands and feet touching the floor.Move the foot and the hand on the same side together, then the other side (right hand,right foot, left hand, left foot).Keep arms and legs stiff.
Rabbit Hop
Squat, placing hands on the floor in front of feet.Move the hands first, then move feet to hands.
Elephant Walk
Bend forward at the waist.Clasp hands together, arms straight to form a trunk.Walk with big slow steps, keeping the legs straight.Swing trunk from side to side.
Gorilla Walk
Bend knees and move upper body forward.Let arms hang at sides.As each step is taken, touch floor with fingers.
Cricket/Chicken Walk
Squat with knees apart.Place arms between the knees and grasp the outside of the ankles with hands.
Seal Walk
Get in a push-up position (straight arms and straight legs).Walk forward with the hands and drag the feet.
Crab Walk
Squat down and reach back with arms (fingers are pointed away from the body).Touch the floor with only feet and hands.Move backward.
Frog Jump
Squat down, placing hands on the floor slightly in front of feet.Jump forward with hands and feet at the same time.
Camel Walk
ANIMAL MOVESABOUT WALLETWELLNESS
Warm-Up Activities
Animal Moves
Movement Explorationwith Equipment
Cool-Down Activities
Safe Stretches
Additional Supports
Teaching Tools
LESSON PLANS SUPPLEMENTS ACTIVITIES USEREN | FRBROWSE
About Additional Resources Strategies for Inclusion Early Learning FAQ
Home » Activities » » Animal Moves
Use “Animal Moves” to encourage movement in a variety of ways. Animal moves can beused in warm-ups and cool-downs and as a part of many activities in the lesson. Encouragechildren to explore and create their own animal moves.
Bear Walk
Get in position with hands and feet touching the floor.Move the foot and the hand on the same side together, then the other side (right hand,right foot, left hand, left foot).Keep arms and legs stiff.
Rabbit Hop
Squat, placing hands on the floor in front of feet.Move the hands first, then move feet to hands.
Elephant Walk
Bend forward at the waist.Clasp hands together, arms straight to form a trunk.Walk with big slow steps, keeping the legs straight.Swing trunk from side to side.
Gorilla Walk
Bend knees and move upper body forward.Let arms hang at sides.As each step is taken, touch floor with fingers.
Cricket/Chicken Walk
Squat with knees apart.Place arms between the knees and grasp the outside of the ankles with hands.
Seal Walk
Get in a push-up position (straight arms and straight legs).Walk forward with the hands and drag the feet.
Crab Walk
Squat down and reach back with arms (fingers are pointed away from the body).Touch the floor with only feet and hands.Move backward.
Frog Jump
Squat down, placing hands on the floor slightly in front of feet.Jump forward with hands and feet at the same time.
Camel Walk
ANIMAL MOVESABOUT WALLETWELLNESS
Warm-Up Activities
Animal Moves
Movement Explorationwith Equipment
Cool-Down Activities
Safe Stretches
Additional Supports
Teaching Tools
LESSON PLANS SUPPLEMENTS ACTIVITIES USEREN | FRBROWSE
About Additional Resources Strategies for Inclusion Early Learning FAQ
Home » Activities » » Animal Moves
Use “Animal Moves” to encourage movement in a variety of ways. Animal moves can beused in warm-ups and cool-downs and as a part of many activities in the lesson. Encouragechildren to explore and create their own animal moves.
Bear Walk
Get in position with hands and feet touching the floor.Move the foot and the hand on the same side together, then the other side (right hand,right foot, left hand, left foot).Keep arms and legs stiff.
Rabbit Hop
Squat, placing hands on the floor in front of feet.Move the hands first, then move feet to hands.
Elephant Walk
Bend forward at the waist.Clasp hands together, arms straight to form a trunk.Walk with big slow steps, keeping the legs straight.Swing trunk from side to side.
Gorilla Walk
Bend knees and move upper body forward.Let arms hang at sides.As each step is taken, touch floor with fingers.
Cricket/Chicken Walk
Squat with knees apart.Place arms between the knees and grasp the outside of the ankles with hands.
Seal Walk
Get in a push-up position (straight arms and straight legs).Walk forward with the hands and drag the feet.
Crab Walk
Squat down and reach back with arms (fingers are pointed away from the body).Touch the floor with only feet and hands.Move backward.
Frog Jump
Squat down, placing hands on the floor slightly in front of feet.Jump forward with hands and feet at the same time.
Camel Walk
ANIMAL MOVESABOUT WALLETWELLNESS
Warm-Up Activities
Animal Moves
Movement Explorationwith Equipment
Cool-Down Activities
Safe Stretches
Additional Supports
Teaching Tools
LESSON PLANS SUPPLEMENTS ACTIVITIES USEREN | FRBROWSE
About Additional Resources Strategies for Inclusion Early Learning FAQ
Home » Activities » » Animal Moves
Use “Animal Moves” to encourage movement in a variety of ways. Animal moves can beused in warm-ups and cool-downs and as a part of many activities in the lesson. Encouragechildren to explore and create their own animal moves.
Bear Walk
Get in position with hands and feet touching the floor.Move the foot and the hand on the same side together, then the other side (right hand,right foot, left hand, left foot).Keep arms and legs stiff.
Rabbit Hop
Squat, placing hands on the floor in front of feet.Move the hands first, then move feet to hands.
Elephant Walk
Bend forward at the waist.Clasp hands together, arms straight to form a trunk.Walk with big slow steps, keeping the legs straight.Swing trunk from side to side.
Gorilla Walk
Bend knees and move upper body forward.Let arms hang at sides.As each step is taken, touch floor with fingers.
Cricket/Chicken Walk
Squat with knees apart.Place arms between the knees and grasp the outside of the ankles with hands.
Seal Walk
Get in a push-up position (straight arms and straight legs).Walk forward with the hands and drag the feet.
Crab Walk
Squat down and reach back with arms (fingers are pointed away from the body).Touch the floor with only feet and hands.Move backward.
Frog Jump
Squat down, placing hands on the floor slightly in front of feet.Jump forward with hands and feet at the same time.
Camel Walk
ANIMAL MOVESABOUT WALLETWELLNESS
Warm-Up Activities
Animal Moves
Movement Explorationwith Equipment
Cool-Down Activities
Safe Stretches
Additional Supports
Teaching Tools
LESSON PLANS SUPPLEMENTS ACTIVITIES USEREN | FRBROWSE
About Additional Resources Strategies for Inclusion Early Learning FAQ
Home » Activities » » Animal Moves
Use “Animal Moves” to encourage movement in a variety of ways. Animal moves can beused in warm-ups and cool-downs and as a part of many activities in the lesson. Encouragechildren to explore and create their own animal moves.
Bear Walk
Get in position with hands and feet touching the floor.Move the foot and the hand on the same side together, then the other side (right hand,right foot, left hand, left foot).Keep arms and legs stiff.
Rabbit Hop
Squat, placing hands on the floor in front of feet.Move the hands first, then move feet to hands.
Elephant Walk
Bend forward at the waist.Clasp hands together, arms straight to form a trunk.Walk with big slow steps, keeping the legs straight.Swing trunk from side to side.
Gorilla Walk
Bend knees and move upper body forward.Let arms hang at sides.As each step is taken, touch floor with fingers.
Cricket/Chicken Walk
Squat with knees apart.Place arms between the knees and grasp the outside of the ankles with hands.
Seal Walk
Get in a push-up position (straight arms and straight legs).Walk forward with the hands and drag the feet.
Crab Walk
Squat down and reach back with arms (fingers are pointed away from the body).Touch the floor with only feet and hands.Move backward.
Frog Jump
Squat down, placing hands on the floor slightly in front of feet.Jump forward with hands and feet at the same time.
Camel Walk
ANIMAL MOVESABOUT WALLETWELLNESS
Warm-Up Activities
Animal Moves
Movement Explorationwith Equipment
Cool-Down Activities
Safe Stretches
Additional Supports
Teaching Tools
LESSON PLANS SUPPLEMENTS ACTIVITIES USEREN | FRBROWSE
About Additional Resources Strategies for Inclusion Early Learning FAQ
Home » Activities » » Animal Moves
Use “Animal Moves” to encourage movement in a variety of ways. Animal moves can beused in warm-ups and cool-downs and as a part of many activities in the lesson. Encouragechildren to explore and create their own animal moves.
Bear Walk
Get in position with hands and feet touching the floor.Move the foot and the hand on the same side together, then the other side (right hand,right foot, left hand, left foot).Keep arms and legs stiff.
Rabbit Hop
Squat, placing hands on the floor in front of feet.Move the hands first, then move feet to hands.
Elephant Walk
Bend forward at the waist.Clasp hands together, arms straight to form a trunk.Walk with big slow steps, keeping the legs straight.Swing trunk from side to side.
Gorilla Walk
Bend knees and move upper body forward.Let arms hang at sides.As each step is taken, touch floor with fingers.
Cricket/Chicken Walk
Squat with knees apart.Place arms between the knees and grasp the outside of the ankles with hands.
Seal Walk
Get in a push-up position (straight arms and straight legs).Walk forward with the hands and drag the feet.
Crab Walk
Squat down and reach back with arms (fingers are pointed away from the body).Touch the floor with only feet and hands.Move backward.
Frog Jump
Squat down, placing hands on the floor slightly in front of feet.Jump forward with hands and feet at the same time.
Camel Walk
ANIMAL MOVESABOUT WALLETWELLNESS
Warm-Up Activities
Animal Moves
Movement Explorationwith Equipment
Cool-Down Activities
Safe Stretches
Additional Supports
Teaching Tools
LESSON PLANS SUPPLEMENTS ACTIVITIES USEREN | FRBROWSE
About Additional Resources Strategies for Inclusion Early Learning FAQ
Home » Activities » » Animal Moves
Use “Animal Moves” to encourage movement in a variety of ways. Animal moves can beused in warm-ups and cool-downs and as a part of many activities in the lesson. Encouragechildren to explore and create their own animal moves.
Bear Walk
Get in position with hands and feet touching the floor.Move the foot and the hand on the same side together, then the other side (right hand,right foot, left hand, left foot).Keep arms and legs stiff.
Rabbit Hop
Squat, placing hands on the floor in front of feet.Move the hands first, then move feet to hands.
Elephant Walk
Bend forward at the waist.Clasp hands together, arms straight to form a trunk.Walk with big slow steps, keeping the legs straight.Swing trunk from side to side.
Gorilla Walk
Bend knees and move upper body forward.Let arms hang at sides.As each step is taken, touch floor with fingers.
Cricket/Chicken Walk
Squat with knees apart.Place arms between the knees and grasp the outside of the ankles with hands.
Seal Walk
Get in a push-up position (straight arms and straight legs).Walk forward with the hands and drag the feet.
Crab Walk
Squat down and reach back with arms (fingers are pointed away from the body).Touch the floor with only feet and hands.Move backward.
Frog Jump
Squat down, placing hands on the floor slightly in front of feet.Jump forward with hands and feet at the same time.
Camel Walk
ANIMAL MOVESABOUT WALLETWELLNESS
Warm-Up Activities
Animal Moves
Movement Explorationwith Equipment
Cool-Down Activities
Safe Stretches
Additional Supports
Teaching Tools
LESSON PLANS SUPPLEMENTS ACTIVITIES USEREN | FRBROWSE
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Camel Walk
Place one foot in front of the other and bend at the waist.Clasp hands behind the back.Walk, raising head and chest with each step.
Kangaroo Hop
Begin in a squat position and fold arms across chest.Keep body weight over toes.Jump up and forward, landing on feet.
Inchworm
Begin with hands and feet touching the floor, hands close to feet.Bend knees slightly.Reach hands forward, bring feet up to meet hands.
Alligator
Move along the floor, staying as low as possible.Keep feet and hands close to body.Keep head in line with back.
Mouse
Run with weight on hands and feet, taking little steps.
Cat
Spring forward from a crouch, from feet to hands.
Penguin Walk
Place both legs together and feet point outward towards side.Place arms straight against body with hands facing outward.Shuffle forward, waving hands and staying very straight.
Turtle Walk
Move forward in push-up position.Keep back as straight as possible – it is the shell!
1 Concorde Gate, Suite 608Toronto, Ontario M3C 3N6
Phone: 416-426-7120Toll Free: 1-888-446-7432Fax: 416-426-7373www.ophea.net
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Lesson Plans Supplements ActivitiesOphea's Newsletter Sign Up
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Camel Walk
Place one foot in front of the other and bend at the waist.Clasp hands behind the back.Walk, raising head and chest with each step.
Kangaroo Hop
Begin in a squat position and fold arms across chest.Keep body weight over toes.Jump up and forward, landing on feet.
Inchworm
Begin with hands and feet touching the floor, hands close to feet.Bend knees slightly.Reach hands forward, bring feet up to meet hands.
Alligator
Move along the floor, staying as low as possible.Keep feet and hands close to body.Keep head in line with back.
Mouse
Run with weight on hands and feet, taking little steps.
Cat
Spring forward from a crouch, from feet to hands.
Penguin Walk
Place both legs together and feet point outward towards side.Place arms straight against body with hands facing outward.Shuffle forward, waving hands and staying very straight.
Turtle Walk
Move forward in push-up position.Keep back as straight as possible – it is the shell!
1 Concorde Gate, Suite 608Toronto, Ontario M3C 3N6
Phone: 416-426-7120Toll Free: 1-888-446-7432Fax: 416-426-7373www.ophea.net
© Ophea · All Rights Reserved
Lesson Plans Supplements ActivitiesOphea's Newsletter Sign Up
Teaching Tools FAQ
About Ophea
Ophea’s Accessibility Policy
Ophea’s Privacy Policy
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Camel Walk
Place one foot in front of the other and bend at the waist.Clasp hands behind the back.Walk, raising head and chest with each step.
Kangaroo Hop
Begin in a squat position and fold arms across chest.Keep body weight over toes.Jump up and forward, landing on feet.
Inchworm
Begin with hands and feet touching the floor, hands close to feet.Bend knees slightly.Reach hands forward, bring feet up to meet hands.
Alligator
Move along the floor, staying as low as possible.Keep feet and hands close to body.Keep head in line with back.
Mouse
Run with weight on hands and feet, taking little steps.
Cat
Spring forward from a crouch, from feet to hands.
Penguin Walk
Place both legs together and feet point outward towards side.Place arms straight against body with hands facing outward.Shuffle forward, waving hands and staying very straight.
Turtle Walk
Move forward in push-up position.Keep back as straight as possible – it is the shell!
1 Concorde Gate, Suite 608Toronto, Ontario M3C 3N6
Phone: 416-426-7120Toll Free: 1-888-446-7432Fax: 416-426-7373www.ophea.net
© Ophea · All Rights Reserved
Lesson Plans Supplements ActivitiesOphea's Newsletter Sign Up
Teaching Tools FAQ
About Ophea
Ophea’s Accessibility Policy
Ophea’s Privacy Policy
Ophea’s Terms of Use
Camel Walk
Place one foot in front of the other and bend at the waist.Clasp hands behind the back.Walk, raising head and chest with each step.
Kangaroo Hop
Begin in a squat position and fold arms across chest.Keep body weight over toes.Jump up and forward, landing on feet.
Inchworm
Begin with hands and feet touching the floor, hands close to feet.Bend knees slightly.Reach hands forward, bring feet up to meet hands.
Alligator
Move along the floor, staying as low as possible.Keep feet and hands close to body.Keep head in line with back.
Mouse
Run with weight on hands and feet, taking little steps.
Cat
Spring forward from a crouch, from feet to hands.
Penguin Walk
Place both legs together and feet point outward towards side.Place arms straight against body with hands facing outward.Shuffle forward, waving hands and staying very straight.
Turtle Walk
Move forward in push-up position.Keep back as straight as possible – it is the shell!
1 Concorde Gate, Suite 608Toronto, Ontario M3C 3N6
Phone: 416-426-7120Toll Free: 1-888-446-7432Fax: 416-426-7373www.ophea.net
© Ophea · All Rights Reserved
Lesson Plans Supplements ActivitiesOphea's Newsletter Sign Up
Teaching Tools FAQ
About Ophea
Ophea’s Accessibility Policy
Ophea’s Privacy Policy
Ophea’s Terms of Use
Camel Walk
Place one foot in front of the other and bend at the waist.Clasp hands behind the back.Walk, raising head and chest with each step.
Kangaroo Hop
Begin in a squat position and fold arms across chest.Keep body weight over toes.Jump up and forward, landing on feet.
Inchworm
Begin with hands and feet touching the floor, hands close to feet.Bend knees slightly.Reach hands forward, bring feet up to meet hands.
Alligator
Move along the floor, staying as low as possible.Keep feet and hands close to body.Keep head in line with back.
Mouse
Run with weight on hands and feet, taking little steps.
Cat
Spring forward from a crouch, from feet to hands.
Penguin Walk
Place both legs together and feet point outward towards side.Place arms straight against body with hands facing outward.Shuffle forward, waving hands and staying very straight.
Turtle Walk
Move forward in push-up position.Keep back as straight as possible – it is the shell!
1 Concorde Gate, Suite 608Toronto, Ontario M3C 3N6
Phone: 416-426-7120Toll Free: 1-888-446-7432Fax: 416-426-7373www.ophea.net
© Ophea · All Rights Reserved
Lesson Plans Supplements ActivitiesOphea's Newsletter Sign Up
Teaching Tools FAQ
About Ophea
Ophea’s Accessibility Policy
Ophea’s Privacy Policy
Ophea’s Terms of Use
Camel Walk
Place one foot in front of the other and bend at the waist.Clasp hands behind the back.Walk, raising head and chest with each step.
Kangaroo Hop
Begin in a squat position and fold arms across chest.Keep body weight over toes.Jump up and forward, landing on feet.
Inchworm
Begin with hands and feet touching the floor, hands close to feet.Bend knees slightly.Reach hands forward, bring feet up to meet hands.
Alligator
Move along the floor, staying as low as possible.Keep feet and hands close to body.Keep head in line with back.
Mouse
Run with weight on hands and feet, taking little steps.
Cat
Spring forward from a crouch, from feet to hands.
Penguin Walk
Place both legs together and feet point outward towards side.Place arms straight against body with hands facing outward.Shuffle forward, waving hands and staying very straight.
Turtle Walk
Move forward in push-up position.Keep back as straight as possible – it is the shell!
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