Simon Says Movement for Kids – Lesson 2: Movement & Jumping
Welcome to Lesson 2! These simon says movement for kids activities are perfect for gross motor skills practice at home or in the classroom. CSS previews run instantly—tap a card to preview, then use the button to start or stop the real animations and press Play Audio to repeat each action clearly.
Jump up and down
How to do: Bend knees and push off gently—land softly like a spring.
Jump five times
How to do: Count each jump out loud: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5!
Walk slowly
How to do: Take tiny steps, quiet feet, balanced body.
Walk fast
How to do: Move arms and feet quickly—no running, just speedy steps.
Walk around the room
How to do: Follow the wall edges—eyes forward, careful feet.
Run in place
How to do: Knees up, arms pumping—stay on the same spot.
Spin in a circle
How to do: Turn slowly once; stop if you feel dizzy.
Shake your body
How to do: Wiggle arms, shoulders, and hips—loose like jelly!
Dance for one minute
How to do: Freestyle moves—keep smiling and keep moving!
Roll over
How to do: Lie down on a mat and roll sideways slowly—watch your space.
Simon Says Movement for Kids: Learning Benefits
These simon says movement for kids actions help children learn through play while building body control, balance, and listening skills.
Better Listening
Kids practice paying attention and following directions quickly.
Focus & Self-Control
They learn when to move and when to stop—great for classroom routines.
Balance & Coordination
Spinning, walking, and jumping improves coordination and body awareness.
Gross Motor Skills
Big movements (jump, run in place) build strength and healthy activity habits.
Confidence & Expression
Dancing and shaking helps shy kids express themselves in a fun way.
Group Play & Social Skills
Kids learn to wait, take turns, and enjoy games together safely.
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Simon Says Movement for Kids: Printable / Quick List (Lesson 2)
Print this quick list for fast practice. Great for PE warm-ups, classroom brain breaks, and active listening games.
✅ Lesson 2 Commands (Quick)
- 1Jump up and downSimon says: jump up and down.
- 2Jump five timesSimon says: jump five times.
- 3Walk slowlySimon says: walk slowly.
- 4Walk fastSimon says: walk fast.
- 5Walk around the roomSimon says: walk around the room.
- 6Run in placeSimon says: run in place.
- 7Spin in a circleSimon says: spin in a circle.
- 8Shake your bodySimon says: shake your body.
- 9Dance for one minuteSimon says: dance for one minute.
- 10Roll overSimon says: roll over.
🎤 Teacher / Parent Quick Lines
Use these short lines to keep kids excited and safe:
- “Ready… strong listening!”
- “Soft landings—jump like a feather!”
- “Remember: only move if I say Simon says.”
- “Freeze! Show me your best statue.”
- “Great control—slow, safe, and steady.”
Tip: Do 5 commands first, then repeat with all 10.
Simon Says Movement for Kids – FAQs (Lesson 2)
Quick answers for parents and teachers using movement + jumping commands with safe, fun play.
simon says movement for kids lesson 2 covers jumping, walking, spinning, dancing, and rolling with simple audio commands.What age is this lesson best for?
This lesson works well for preschool to early primary kids. Start with slow actions like “walk slowly” and add jumping when kids feel confident and safe.
How can I play safely with jumping commands?
Use a clear open space, teach “soft landings,” and remove slippery items. For “roll over,” use a mat and keep enough space between children.
How long should one round of Lesson 2 take?
Keep it short: 3–5 minutes per round. Do one round with 5 commands, then a second round with all 10 commands for extra practice.
What if kids get dizzy during “spin in a circle”?
Ask kids to spin slowly only once, then stop and take a deep breath. If anyone feels dizzy, skip spinning and use “walk slowly” or “shake your body” instead.
How do I make the game more challenging?
Mix fast + slow commands, add counting (like “jump five times”), and sometimes give a command without saying “Simon says” so kids must pause and listen carefully.
Can I use this lesson in a classroom warm-up?
Yes. Use 5 quick commands as a warm-up. It helps kids focus, follow directions, and release extra energy in a fun way.