Paper Snowball Fight

Winter activities can be a challenge. Stay inside and play if the weather is too cold and snowy! Remember, kids need 60 minutes of activity every day!

Here are some tips for fun indoors:

Use any paper (construction, newspaper, old school assignments, scrap paper) and crumple into balls for a “snowball” fight
Play a toss game with a laundry basket and paper balls or rolled socks
Make a special move before taking turns throwing the paper ball (jumping jacks, pushups, burpees, spin in a circle, walk like an animal, etc.)
Enjoy any time of year, inside or out!

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