Pre-K Standards

Physical Development: 1.PK.1, 2.PK.1, 3.PK.1, 3.PK.2, 4.PK.1, 5.PK.2

Instructions

  • Select a safe area
  • Set up obstacle course with chairs, boxes and tunnels for the children to go over, under, through, balance and go around.

Variation

  • Add music
  • Set up obstacle course indoors or outdoors and add more challenging activities.

Reference

University of Nevada Reno Cooperative Extension. All 4 Kids Parents Curriculum Lesson 3

Lindsay, A. 2020, Obstacle Course, Extension | University of Nevada, Reno
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