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As George Bernard Shaw once quoted, “Liberty is the breath of life to nations.” True enough, the country’s Independence Day is worth being celebrated. The students will do this as they participate in various physical activities.
In this activity, the students will do some recreational activities to celebrate Independence Day. They will be playing three specific games: tug of war, sack race, and an egg catching game.
Children enjoy running through obstacles and if we combine that with a round of rock x paper x scissors, they just go completely wild! Everybody loves a team sport where one runs fast and thinks even faster to outrun and outthink their opponents!
Want to know who is the best when it comes to Cinco de Mayo facts? Settle the score and know who’s the best in this exciting Q&A activity.
The struggles we encounter today will serve as our strengths tomorrow. Let the students develop these strengths as early as now as they sue their physical skills to overcome an obstacle course.
Who says doing physical activities are no fun? This activity will surely prove otherwise as students will engage in a fun, literal balloon-blowing game with their classmates.
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