Preschool gym

It's hard to know what to do with active kids on a rainy day! Thankfully, this post has a huge variety of indoor gross motor activities for preschool and kindergarten. No more crazies! #grossmotor #preschool #kindergarten #rainyday #largemotor

These indoor and outdoor group games for preschoolers are simple, fun and educational. Build social skills while having fun.

I'm constantly amazed by the creative preschool and rec gymnastics ideas I stumble upon while cruising instagram! There are brilliant coaches out there and I love sharing what I find. Follow us on Instagram (or Facebook) @recgympros for (almost) daily inspiration! In case you missed them... here are my 6 favourite bars activities recently posted

Great ideas for free preschool games! Perfect inside or outside, during circle time, at home, or to develop gross motor and critical listening skills.

A simple activity based on classroom themes and units. Kids will love these gym games for kindergarten. A few supplies and lots of fun!

This perfectly simple preschool game about colors requires no prep, gets kids moving, and helps them practice colors and counting skills.

25K views · 1.9K likes | My Gym Burke on Instagram: "Check out this awesome Gymster demonstrating one of our favorite skills, the ships prow! 🤩"

Preschool Gymnastics Ideas on Instagram: "All the bunnies, carrots and eggs just in time for Easter. Have had lots of questions about the giant carrots- dog toys from tjmaxx/homegoods! 😝 🐰🐣 #preschoolgymfun #preschoolgymnastics"

A Preschool Fitness Theme that includes preschool lesson plans, activities & Interest Learning Center ideas that focus on Exercise for your Preschool Classroom!

Scarf play is an excellent opportunity for preschool children to learn many developmental skills while swishing, floating, waving and tossing scarves. What looks like just fun and games is actually enhancing your child’s development in multiple areas. You can do these at home, for free. As a school based physical therapist, I use these lesson plans all the time because I can modify them into a great therapeutic tool for my students with special needs AND they are standards based!