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SIMON SAYS FOR KIDS

Simon Says for kids is a classic listening game that helps children follow directions, build focus, and practice self-control. It works well for classroom brain breaks, indoor games for kids, preschool circle time, kindergarten warm-ups, and ESL action vocabulary practice. Use these Simon Says commands for quick movement activities at home, in class, or at parties. Moreover, short rounds support coordination, balance, and confidence because kids learn through play.

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TOP 20 SIMON SAYS COMMANDS

1) Sit down
2) Stand up
3) Clap your hands
4) Thumbs up
5) Jump up and down
6) Spin in a circle
7) Walk slowly
8) Run in place
9) Touch your nose
10) Touch your toes
11) Wiggle your fingers
12) Pat your head
13) Look up
14) Look down
15) Blink your eyes
16) Smile
17) Yawn
18) Hop on one foot
19) Wave your hand
20) Stop

Simon Says is more than a party game. It helps kids listen, wait, and respond at the right time. First, start with 6 easy commands. Next, mix calm actions with movement actions to balance energy. Then, add new commands slowly to grow vocabulary. As a result, children improve attention, memory, and coordination. Finally, keep the space safe and end while kids are still happy.

Simon Says health and safety actions
Oct 30

Simon Says Safety Rules for Kids – Lesson 10 (Health & Safety)

Simon Says Safety Rules for Kids – Lesson 10 teaches simple health and safety actions through a fun listening game. Kids practice pretend sneeze and cough manners, calm body control, and safe movement like lying down, sitting up, and gentle head nods. Use the audio buttons to repeat each command clearly, and keep a safe space before playing. Great for classroom warm-ups, home learning, and building good habits through play.

Simon Says family and feelings for kids
Oct 30

Simon Says Feelings for Kids – Lesson 9 (Family & Feelings)

Simon says feelings for kids: Lesson 9 (Family & Feelings) helps children learn kindness, respect, and self-control through fun actions like namaskar, hugging, waving, and calm breathing. Kids practice listening carefully, moving safely, and showing friendly behavior at home or in class. Tap each card to see the animation preview and press Play Audio to repeat the action clearly.

Simon Says objects and positions actions
Oct 30

Simon Says Positions for Kids – Lesson 7 (Objects & Positions)

Simon Says Positions for Kids – Lesson 7 teaches children prepositions and object words through fun listening and movement. Kids practice commands like on the table, in the box, under the chair, near you, and between two things. Each card includes a simple “how to do” tip with audio support, plus a printable quick list for easy classroom or home practice.

Simon Says eye and face actions for kids
Oct 30

Simon Says Face Actions for Kids – Lesson 4 (Eyes & Expressions)

Simon Says Face Actions for Kids – Lesson 4 helps children practice eyes and expressions in a fun, safe way. Kids follow simple commands like close your eyes, blink, wink, look up or down, smile, laugh, and yawn. This lesson improves listening skills, focus, and self-control while teaching gentle face movements. It is perfect for preschool and early primary kids at home or in the classroom as a quick warm-up game.

Simon Says animal moves for kids
Oct 30

Simon Says Animal Moves for Kids – Lesson 3 (Fun Animal Actions)

Simon Says Animal Moves for Kids – Lesson 3 is a fun action game where children copy animal and character movements like march, hop, crawl, swim, and fly. Each card includes a simple “How to do” tip and a Play/Pause audio button so kids can hear the action clearly and repeat it. This lesson helps build listening skills, balance, coordination, and imagination—perfect for home practice, classroom warm-ups, and quick brain breaks.

Simon Says movement and jumping for kids
Oct 30

Simon Says Movement for Kids – Lesson 2 (Movement & Jumping)

Simon Says Lesson 2 helps kids learn movement and jumping through fun, active commands like jumping, walking, spinning, and dancing. This lesson improves listening skills, body control, balance, and coordination while keeping children engaged. Includes animated actions, audio support, learning benefits, FAQs, and a printable quick list for easy classroom or home practice.