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Movement Lesson
for Chocolate Day
Objective:
The students will participate in a
balancing game.
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Materials
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Wrapped
pieces of chocolate, such as chocolate kisses, Tootsie
Rolls, etc.
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A
wide, open space allowing for movement
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Orange
goal cones, or other objects to use for a
"obstacle course" (optional)
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Procedure
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Mark
off a starting line and a finishing line in the open
space.
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Pass
the pieces of chocolate out to the students.
Instruct the students to place the piece of candy on
their heads and run/walk the marked off areas
balancing the candy on their heads. (To make the
game more difficult, an obstacle course could be set
up using orange cones that the students must weave
through.)
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The
students should attempt to complete the marked off
course as quickly as possible without the candy
falling from their heads.
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Once
the course has been completed, the students may eat
the candy.
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For
additional challenges, have the students complete
other activities while trying to balance the chocolate
on their heads. For example, hop on one foot, do
jumping jacks, etc.
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Other
Lesson Ideas
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Have
the students act out the steps of making
chocolate. Refer to the Social
Studies Lesson for a list of the steps.
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Play
"Hot Potato" with a chocolate bar.
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Divide
the class into groups and have them participate in a
scavenger hunt either in the classroom our outdoors
(depending on the weather.) Be sure to make one
of the items a piece of chocolate candy, which will be
hidden in advance.
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