Fingerplays encourage social-emotional, cognitive, motor, and language development skills for early learners.

This vocal warm-up puts an emphasis on vocal variety and emotions.

This simple warm-up gets the whole group singing and moving together.

This fun improvisation game requires quick thinking and acceptance.

This is a great community-building exercise. Participants will make connections with others in the group by sharing statements.

This improvisation game makes you think on the spot and become an expert on any topic that is given to you.

This silly game reminds me of Simon Says. It can be used as a focus warm-up, energizer, or just a fun game.

Energy circle can be used as a warm-up, energizer, or brain break. This is a variation of a sound and motion circle.

16 is a classic physical warm-up or energizer. This activity gets everyone up and moving.

Participants work together to create parts of a whole.

In this improv game, two participants share a story about their vacation. Others pose to create photos from the trip.

In this partner activity, your partner pretends that you are a block of clay and gently sculpts you into various statues.

In this vocal warm-up participants pass a word around the circle. Each person says the word in a different way.

The game allows players to create an imaginative setting where museum statues come to life.

This suspenseful game brings out the dramatic side in participants.

This is a great warm-up, brain break or energizer that requires focus.

In this silly drama game you will do everything that you can to make the other player leave the bus stop.

Use Action Names as an ice breaker for a new group or a first day of class. This can also be used as an energizer.

This is not your average game of rock, paper, scissors. This game will bring out the sillies in everyone that plays it.

This simple and fun activity works well as an ice breaker or energizer.