Players run from one designated point to the other while the tagger tries to catch them before the rach the next point.

A fun coordination exercise where one partner 'mirrors' the other's slow movements, eliciting a feeling of calm and fostering bonding.

A calming mindfullness activity where students silently observe their surroundings using all five senses.

A silent team-building challenge where students line-up based on categories like name, birthday, or height, using only gestures to communicate.

A calming breathing exercise where children imagine themselves as balloons, slowly inflating and deflating with each breath.

A collaborative storytelling game where children sit in a circle and take turns adding sentences to create a fun, imaginative group story.

A lively movement game where children act out different animals based on the teacher’s prompts.

A playful movement game where children walk around and freeze specific body parts on cue, and therefore developing body awareness.

A silly and engaging game where kids copy funny faces. This encourages self-expression, and shared laughter.

A high-energy freeze game where kids wiggle on cue and freeze when told.

A fun movement activity where children march in a parade line, following the cues given.

A gentle stretching routine where children move and yawn like a lion.

A quiet imaginative game where children pretend to be sleeping animals.

A gentle closing ritual where children quietly whisper goodbye to each other, their teacher, or even the space - practicing gratitude.

A simple breathing exercise where children imagine blowing big bubbles as they inhale and exhale slowly.

A peaceful wind-down activity where children lie down like sleeping teddy bears while the teacher softly counts down.

A classic listening game where children follow only the commands that begin with “Bholu says”.

A fun, energetic game where children crouch like popcorn kernels and jump up when the teacher says “Pop!”

A high-energy movement game where kids shake their limbs in a countdown pattern.

A fast-paced movement game where children run, skip, or hop to numbered corners based on the teacher’s call.

A lively freeze dance game where kids groove to music and freeze in fun poses when it stops.

A simple circle game where children pass a hand squeeze around to promote connection, focus, and teamwork.

A simple group breathing exercise using countdown.

A group reflection where each child shares one word about how they feel while the others listen quietly and respectfully.

A simple grounding activity where children hold a star-shaped pose in silence and end with a deep breath.

A circle-sharing activity where each child names something they enjoyed.

A fast-paced circle game where players pass the sequence “Zip,” “Zap,” and “Zop”

A quick energizer where students follow the lead and perform simple movements like jumping or squatting for short bursts.

Each student says their name with a gesture or movement, which the group then repeats together.

One student mirrors the other's movements.

Students choose between two options and move to the side that represents their choice.

A wind-down activity involving breathing, stretches and ending with a smile.

Circle-sharing where students take turns saying something kind about the session or someone.

Children sit quietly, close their eyes, and focus on their breath for one minute.

The group must try to clap in unison without speaking or counting aloud.

Students show a quick thumbs up/side/down or facial expression to check in emotionally.

A fun way to get students' attention by having them clap only on one and two.

The teacher raises a hand, and students copy to show they are quiet and ready to listen.

A fun movement game where students follow physical and vocal cues that gradually decrease in volume.

The teacher uses a verbal countdown from 10 to 0 to signal students to quiet down and prepare to listen.

An engaging routine using instruments and rhythmic body movements.

A fun song where students greet each other with actions like waving, clapping, and jumping to start the day

A colorful, Twister-style game where players solve math problems and touch the correct number with a called-out body part.

A fast-paced, interactive math game where students race to solve equations and tap the correct answer on the wall to earn points for their team.

A time-telling game where students use their arms to form the hands of a clock based on the time the leader calls out.

A logic puzzle where students fill in missing numbers 1–4, making sure no number repeats in any row, column, diagonal, or box.

A fast-paced math game where players write as many equations as possible to make a drawn number—all in 45 seconds!

Fill a grid with numbers so that each row and column has no repeats, and each cage satisfies a target number using math operations.

Match colored word cards to sentence blanks based on word types (like nouns, verbs, adjectives) to create fun and meaningful sentences.

A hands-on vocabulary game where students "fish" for the correct word using magnet-tipped rods.

This group game helps students learn about asking questions in English, strengthens their critical thinking as they guess what their words/pictures are, and helps them learn to read vocabulary words quickly as they answer questions about other students' words.

Students silently act out a vocabulary word down a line like a game of "vocabulary telephone," and the last student guesses the word.

A collaborative storytelling game where students build a spontaneous story one sentence at a time.

Students take turns naming countries where each new country must start with the last letter of the previous one.

In pairs, students describe or act out a secret word on the board while their partner tries to guess it without seeing the word.

Students create silly or creative sentences using unrelated vocabulary words written on the board.

A lively charades game where participants "act out" adverbs, and teams guess the adverb being portrayed.

Students share two truths and one lie about themselves, and classmates guess which statement is the lie.

Students create drawings, then work in teams to build and tell a story using those drawings as plot points.

Students race to reconstruct cut-up English sentences while chanting “kabaddi,” combining physical movement with sentence building.

Student Bingo is a fun ice-breaker which helps students start fun English conversations, and also lets them learn new things about each other.

Students create as many smaller words as they can from a longer vocabulary word within a time limit.

A fun, energetic group dance where students follow step-by-step dance instructions from the song Cha Cha Slide. It builds on listening skills and bodily awareness.

This circle game challenges students to invent, remember, and reproduce a series of clapping rhythms in correct sequence.

This game will help inspire children to learn how singers sing their notes using different patterns and rhythms. It will also help them understand the importance of the different kinds of sounds we hear on a day-to-day basis.

In this energetic game, students combine note-reading skills with quick movement to hit targets on a music scale.

A high-energy, repetitive dance routine that teaches rhythm, body coordination, and memory.

Students listen carefully and repeat stomp patterns that get harder each time.

A fun rhythm relay where a clap pattern travels down the line, challenging focus and memory with each new round.

Move and groove freely to the beat of Twinkle Twinkle Little Star for a playful rhythm break.

Enjoy a fun and free dance session while moving to the beat of Mary Had a Little Lamb.

This creative drawing game encourages students to start with random scribbles, then find and fill in blank spaces with colors.

Create a colorful mosaic of your name by arranging and gluing cut-out paper squares onto a blank sheet.

Craft a colorful fish by weaving strips of paper through a folded cardstock cut-out, blending creativity with fine motor fun.

A creative dice-rolling drawing game where each dice throw reveals a new part of a picture to draw, leading to a fun and often surprising final creation.

A collaborative drawing game where two people each draw half of an image, creating a surprising/funny final picture.

Children explore different social situations by acting out or discussing how they would respond, building empathy and problem-solving skills.

Present a scenario with multiple options and have children move to the corner that matches their choice, encouraging movement and decision-making.

A playful role-playing activity where children use pretend rupee notes to “buy” items, helping them practice social skills and basic money concepts.

A memory and name game where players toss a ball while calling out names, building focus and social connection.

A reflective circle-time activity where each individual gives a compliment or thanks the person to their left for something they did that day.

Players cooperate to stay inside a shrinking rope circle, testing teamwork, balance, and communication.

A fast-paced eye-contact game where players avoid mutual glances to stay in and build focus and social awareness.

Teams race through stacked hula hoop “castles” without touching them.

Teams must pass one hula hoop through their entire team as quickly as possible without breaking their human chain.

Players sit in a circle where one member secretly winks to “put others to sleep,” and the group tries to identify the winker before everyone falls asleep.

Players take turns acting like different animals while others guess what they are.

A fun telephone-style game where students pass a message or action down a line to test how well they can communicate and remember!

A quick check-in activity where students show their interest in studying by holding up fingers (0–10) or stretching their arms to express excitement levels.

A movement-based activity where students greet each other using playful and creative gestures shown on posters.

A dynamic grouping activity where students form teams based on shapes, preferences, or categories like days, months, or numbers to encourage movement and interaction.

A dynamic classroom game where students answer questions by passing a ball to encourage participation and quick thinking.

Students draw their answers to a question and share their thinking visually.

Students use movement and role-play to act out their answers to a question.

A quick, non-verbal way for students to respond to questions using thumbs or fingers.

A fun challenge where students correct the teacher’s wrong answer to earn points.

Teacher performs clapping or actions and students repeat to build listening and coordination skills.

A quick and calming attention-getter where the teacher says “waterfall, waterfall” and students respond with “shhh”.

Teacher says one word and students respond with its paired word.

Teacher says one word and students respond with its paired word.