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Welcome to Numeracy Warm Up Battle. It is a game that can be used as a warm-up, main session, or finishing challenge for any session. It can be played in the classroom, workplace, gym or sports field. It is exceptionally adaptable and fun for participants of all ages.
Goal setting is a skill and practice that everyone can use each year. It is essential to reflect on things you are proud of, grateful for and appreciative of. As well as having something to strive and aim for each day, week and year to be the best person you can be. This activity is designed for participants of all ages to think, reflect and plan as an individual.
You can play any passing or kicking game to try and hit the clay target cone when it is thrown. Passing and throwing games will be a lot easier than kicking sports.
Inspired by the air hockey arcade games that are so much fun. Except, we have put our fitness spin on it for you all to enjoy. It is excellent as a warm-up game or finisher to any session.
Participants will have to think and act fast with their decision making, speed and agility if they want to stay ahead of the tagger.
This brilliant warm-up activity, you will need to make sure you have six-sided dice and a 20-metre playing area.
The trainer or instructor has the rest of the cards randomly shuffled. They start the race by selecting a card from the deck. Whichever suit it is, moves their ace one place on the racecourse.
The teams make it really engaging and builds the team spirit. All teams start on the start line, and everyone completes the movements together. It doesn’t matter which team you are in. The winning team will be the team that gets their ‘dice’ across the finishing line first.
Numbers, numbers, numbers is a great icebreaker connection starter activity that you can use with participants of all ages.
Today you will put together your own JAG bag. What things in your life give you joy, affection or gratitude? Think of all the photos, letters, texts, things you can get your hands on.
In a world ruled by text and messaging apps, we often miss out on voice contact. According to recent studies, a large percentage of elementary students would rather communicate digitally than by voice, even with their friends!
Doing something nice for others is a great way to spread kindness. Over the next 24 hours, we challenge you to perform a random act of kindness for someone at your school.
There are always positives in our lives, but sometimes it’s hard to see them. Today is about cutting through the mist and making a list of the things you are good at.
Sometimes it’s hard to see things in a positive light at school. Despite that difficulty, today we want you to focus on what’s good with the world and commit to a “zero complaints day”.
Taking time out of day to play gives us a chance to foster creative thinking, solve problems, develop relationships and enhance resilience and competence.
This challenge might take some of you out of your comfort zone. Today, after reading this activity, we want you to smile and greet the first 5 people you see.
This challenge is all about creativity. Over the next 24 hours, we want you to focus on creating something new.
The physical act of sharing thoughts in a written letter seems to have lost its importance in our modern world. Such a shame as it can be a wonderful therapeutic outlet.
Happiness in school often depends on our ability to surround ourselves with supportive people.
Today is all about stepping outside of your comfort zone. We all have this defined zone, and keeps us relatively comfortable and calm.
