Simon Says Stretching for Kids – Lesson 6 (Touch & Stretch)

Simon Says touch and stretch actions

Simon Says Stretching for Kids – Lesson 6 (Touch & Stretch)

Welcome to Lesson 6! These simon says stretching for kids actions are gentle and fun for warm-ups, body awareness, and calm movement practice at home or in class. Tap any card to load its animation, and use Play Audio to repeat the command clearly.

Tip: Do each stretch slowly. Stop if anything hurts.

Touch your feet

Simon says stretching for kids: Touch your feet

How to do: Bend knees softly, reach hands toward feet—no pain.

Touch your ear

Simon says : Touch your ear

How to do: Lift one hand and touch your ear gently—switch sides.

Touch your nose

Simon says: Touch your nose

How to do: Point finger to the tip of your nose—soft touch only.

Touch your head

Simon says : Touch your head

How to do: Place palm on top of head—count 1…2…3 and relax.

Touch your back

Simon says for kids: Touch your back

How to do: Reach one hand behind—tap the middle back gently.

Touch your toes

Simon says stretching for kids: Touch your toes

How to do: Hinge from hips, knees soft—reach toward toes, breathe out.

Hands on your shoulders

Simon says stretching for kids: Hands on your shoulders

How to do: Touch both shoulders with fingertips—elbows down and relaxed.

Hands on your elbows

Simon says stretching for kids: Hands on your elbows

How to do: Cross arms and touch elbows—hold for 2 seconds, relax.

Clap your knees

Simon says stretching for kids: Clap your knees

How to do: Stand or half-squat—tap both knees 3–5 times.

Do five arm circles

Simon says stretching for kids: Do five arm circles

How to do: Arms out to sides—slow circles forward then back, count to 5.

Simon Says Stretching for Kids: Learning Benefits

These simon says stretching for kids actions help children warm up safely while improving flexibility, body awareness, and calm listening skills.

Flexibility & Mobility

Gentle touches and stretches help loosen muscles and keep the body active.

Body Awareness

Kids learn where body parts are (feet, toes, shoulders, elbows) through play.

Listening & Following Directions

Children practice quick listening and correct action timing with “Simon says”.

Focus & Self-Control

Slow movements teach control—move carefully, stop quickly, and stay balanced.

Calm Energy Release

This lesson helps kids settle down after active play with gentle stretching.

Safe Warm-Up Habit

Great before sports or dance—kids learn to warm up and avoid sudden strain.

Quick Tip: Keep each stretch gentle (2–4 seconds). Remind kids: “No pain—just a soft stretch.”
Simon Says touch and stretch actions
Kids touching toes, stretching arms, and bending as Simon commands.

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Simon Says Stretching for Kids: Printable / Quick List (Lesson 6)

A calm touch-and-stretch routine for daily warm-ups, cool-downs, and focus time. Print and use anytime.

✅ Lesson 6 Stretching Commands

  • 1
    Touch your feet
    Simon says: touch your feet.
  • 2
    Touch your ear
    Simon says: touch your ear.
  • 3
    Touch your nose
    Simon says: touch your nose.
  • 4
    Touch your head
    Simon says: touch your head.
  • 5
    Touch your back
    Simon says: touch your back.
  • 6
    Touch your toes
    Simon says: touch your toes.
  • 7
    Hands on your shoulders
    Simon says: hands on your shoulders.
  • 8
    Hands on your elbows
    Simon says: hands on your elbows.
  • 9
    Clap your knees
    Simon says: clap your knees.
  • 10
    Do five arm circles
    Simon says: do five arm circles.

🎤 Teacher / Parent Calm Voice Lines

Use a slow, gentle voice for stretching time:

  • “Move slowly and breathe in… now breathe out.”
  • “No rushing—stretch only as far as comfortable.”
  • “Feel your body waking up nicely.”
  • “Great stretching—relax your shoulders.”
  • “Good job listening and moving carefully.”

Tip: Hold each stretch for 2–3 seconds only.

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Simon Says Stretching for Kids: FAQ (Lesson 6)

Helpful answers for parents and teachers using touch-and-stretch commands with kids.

What age is Simon Says stretching best for? +
This lesson is ideal for preschool and early primary kids. Movements are gentle, slow, and designed for safe stretching without strain.
How long should stretching time last? +
Keep stretching short and calm. One round of 3–5 minutes is enough to warm up or cool down the body safely.
Should kids hold each stretch for a long time? +
No. Ask kids to hold each stretch for just 2–3 seconds. Stretching should feel easy and comfortable, never painful.
Can I use this lesson before or after sports? +
Yes. This lesson works well as a light warm-up before activity or a calm cool-down after running and jumping games.
What if a child cannot reach toes or feet? +
That is okay. Encourage kids to stretch only as far as they can. Bending knees slightly and trying again slowly is enough.
Can this lesson help calm children? +
Yes. Slow movements and touch-based commands help kids relax, focus, and transition smoothly between activities.