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Beach Games For The Classroom

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The "bar" is lowered each turn and the "winner" is the dancer who can go the lowest. Create a beach version with a boat oar, pool noodle, or large beach towel. F or more classroom beach ball ideas, click here. Most adults are familiar with the limbo. Two people hold the "bar" and each person leans back and "dances" under it.

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Write math problems or questions on each strip of color, then toss the ball to your students. Whichever question is facing up is the one they must answer. Two people hold the "bar" and each person leans back and "dances" under it. Create a beach version with a boat oar, pool noodle, or large beach towel. The "bar" is lowered each turn and the "winner" is the dancer who can go the lowest. Most adults are familiar with the limbo. F or more classroom beach ball ideas, click here.

F or more classroom beach ball ideas, click here.

Whichever question is facing up is the one they must answer. Most adults are familiar with the limbo. Create a beach version with a boat oar, pool noodle, or large beach towel. Write math problems or questions on each strip of color, then toss the ball to your students. The "bar" is lowered each turn and the "winner" is the dancer who can go the lowest. Two people hold the "bar" and each person leans back and "dances" under it. F or more classroom beach ball ideas, click here.

Most adults are familiar with the limbo. Two people hold the "bar" and each person leans back and "dances" under it. F or more classroom beach ball ideas, click here. The "bar" is lowered each turn and the "winner" is the dancer who can go the lowest. Write math problems or questions on each strip of color, then toss the ball to your students.

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Two people hold the "bar" and each person leans back and "dances" under it. Write math problems or questions on each strip of color, then toss the ball to your students. Whichever question is facing up is the one they must answer. The "bar" is lowered each turn and the "winner" is the dancer who can go the lowest. F or more classroom beach ball ideas, click here. Create a beach version with a boat oar, pool noodle, or large beach towel. Most adults are familiar with the limbo.

Create a beach version with a boat oar, pool noodle, or large beach towel.

F or more classroom beach ball ideas, click here. Create a beach version with a boat oar, pool noodle, or large beach towel. Two people hold the "bar" and each person leans back and "dances" under it. The "bar" is lowered each turn and the "winner" is the dancer who can go the lowest. Write math problems or questions on each strip of color, then toss the ball to your students. Whichever question is facing up is the one they must answer. Most adults are familiar with the limbo.

The "bar" is lowered each turn and the "winner" is the dancer who can go the lowest. Two people hold the "bar" and each person leans back and "dances" under it. Create a beach version with a boat oar, pool noodle, or large beach towel. F or more classroom beach ball ideas, click here. Write math problems or questions on each strip of color, then toss the ball to your students.

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Two people hold the "bar" and each person leans back and "dances" under it. Write math problems or questions on each strip of color, then toss the ball to your students. Most adults are familiar with the limbo. Whichever question is facing up is the one they must answer. F or more classroom beach ball ideas, click here. The "bar" is lowered each turn and the "winner" is the dancer who can go the lowest. Create a beach version with a boat oar, pool noodle, or large beach towel.

F or more classroom beach ball ideas, click here.

Two people hold the "bar" and each person leans back and "dances" under it. F or more classroom beach ball ideas, click here. Write math problems or questions on each strip of color, then toss the ball to your students. Create a beach version with a boat oar, pool noodle, or large beach towel. Most adults are familiar with the limbo. The "bar" is lowered each turn and the "winner" is the dancer who can go the lowest. Whichever question is facing up is the one they must answer.

Beach Games For The Classroom. F or more classroom beach ball ideas, click here. Write math problems or questions on each strip of color, then toss the ball to your students. Most adults are familiar with the limbo. The "bar" is lowered each turn and the "winner" is the dancer who can go the lowest. Whichever question is facing up is the one they must answer.

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