More articles about: CLV Fitness and Motor Skills
Orange paper pumpkins on floor
Camp Little Victors

Pumpkin Toss

Hop, skip and jump with this fun game that makes you move your body!
 Paper plates with paper tube attached and cut out colored rings
Camp Little Victors

Ring Toss Circus Game

Bring the circus to your own home with this ring toss game!
 Hands creating a shadow of an animal with white sheet
Camp Little Victors

Shadow Charades

Dim the lights and get the show started! See who can guess the most shadow creations in this fun activity for the family – perfect for a rainy day!
 Person balancing on chalk design snowflake drawing
Camp Little Victors

Snowflake Balance

Work on your balance on this giant snowflake!
 Circles on the sidewalk, with another circle outside that circle, and another, and another. Numbers added to each circle
Camp Little Victors

Sponge Bullseye

All you need are a handful of sponges, some chalk and a sidewalk or driveway for this fun activity that helps kids practice tossing and hand-eye coordination.
 Child backwards on hands and feet posing for the animal crawl
Camp Little Victors

Walk Like An Animal

Most children love animals, so why not walk like our furry or feathered friends for some fun? In addition to being fun, walking like various animals can help develop gross motor skills, core strength, and balance.
 Child with milk carton with water
Camp Little Victors

Water Balloon Toss

Water balloon fights are tons of fun – but they’re over in a flash! Keep the fun going with a game of catch that will help your Little Victor develop coordination and motor skills while keeping cool.
 Colorful yarn attached to the holes within a white laundry basket. Child picking up plastic spiders between yarn.
Camp Little Victors

Webs of Fun

Visual perception and spatial awareness are two skills that most adults take for granted – but children actually have to develop these skills. Fine motor skills are closely related to spatial awareness, as well.
 Child holding floaty and smiling underwater
Camp Little Victors

Wet and wild fitness

When the sun is blazing, sometimes the best way to squeeze in some exercise is to hit the pool!
 Ball being tossed in white basket
Camp Little Victors

DIY Ball Toss Game

What you’ll need: Balls 5 boxes, buckets or tubs Labels to mark your tubs Instructions: Label each of your five tubs with a point value. You can use 10, 20, 30, 40 and 50, or another interval depending on your child’s age. Keeping score is a good way to work on addition skills over the summer!
 Child placing colored plates within blue tape strips
Camp Little Victors

Tic-Tac-Toe

Take a fun indoor game and move it outside! But make it superhero-sized for even more fun!
 Elephant shape face on the piece of felt or heavy paper
Camp Little Victors

Elephant Ring Toss

How many rings can you get on the elephant’s trunk?
 Child picking up a decorating yellow balloon from blue pool
Camp Little Victors

Round Up the Chicks

Uh oh! The chicks got loose from the coop! Can you help round them up?
 Squares of colored paper with letters
Camp Little Victors

Alphabet Expedition

Practice letters or spelling while your kids get some movement into their day with this easy activity you can keep on hand for repeat play all summer!
 Child drawing large animal tracks on driveway with chalk
Camp Little Victors

Animal Tracks

Follow that trail while testing your math knowledge!
  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • 4
    •