Step-by-step tutorial
Step 1
I suggested a few ideas for activities, and then my six-year-old took it from there. Here are the activities he decided on: Spin in a circleJump up and down 5 timesRun in zig-zagsDo 5 jumping jacksStretch up highTouch your toesI happened to have a square box that made a perfect giant die, so we started with that as a base. My son drew the activities on paper, and since he wanted it to look like a real die he insisted on adding numbers. This also led to a good discussion about how many sides a cube has. His first guess was four sides, and he was surprised and interested that there were really six. I helped write the activities and tape the drawings onto the cube. (If you don�t have a box handy, you could create your own out of six pieces of card stock.) And then we were ready to roll!
Final result!
The boys had a giggly good time stretching, spinning, and moving. And of course I had to stretch, spin, and run right alongside them!
