12/23/2025
βοΈ Winter Break Physical Activities
Keep kids moving, laughing, and building new skills all winter long. These activities mix balance, coordination, cardio, strength, and imaginative winter play βπ
1οΈβ£ Snowball Toss
Crumble paper into snowballs and toss them into buckets or baskets at different distances. Great for coordination and motor control βοΈπͺ£
2οΈβ£ Ice Skater Slides
Wear socks on a smooth floor and slide side to side like a figure skater. Builds strength and balance βΈοΈβ¨
3οΈβ£ Frozen Statues
Dance to music then freeze in a winter pose when the music stops. Try snowflake, penguin, or reindeer poses πΆβοΈπ¦
4οΈβ£ Blizzard Obstacle Course
Use pillows, chairs, and blankets to create snow tunnels, snowdrifts, and icy paths made from tape. Kids can climb, crawl, and balance through the storm π¨οΈπ·
5οΈβ£ Winter Yoga
Try playful yoga poses inspired by winter
βοΈ Snowflake (star pose)
π Mountain (downward dog)
β Snowman (wide stance with arms out)
π¦ Reindeer (table pose with leg lifts)
6οΈβ£ Penguin Waddle Races
Hold a soft toy between your knees and waddle across the room without dropping it. Lots of giggles are guaranteed π§π
7οΈβ£ Candy Cane Hunt
Hide candy canes or red and white objects around the room. Let kids run, crawl, or climb to find them. Great for focus and problem solving β€οΈπ€
Stay active, stay warm, and have fun this winter break βοΈπ