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Keeping Kids in Motion is rolling out another 30-Day Challenge. Students will have a choice of 30 Random Acts of Fun, which can be completed in any order.

Here are a few notes about the Random Acts of Fun challenge:

  • Each activity is different, ranging from fitness activities to letter writing, and building.
  • After completing their chosen Random Acts of Fun for the day, kids will color in the squares for each challenge completed.
  • If the kids want to repeat an activity already completed, great! Why not enjoy what you love!
  • Multiple activities may be completed in one day.

It’s my hope that our kids are purposely staying active at least 60 minutes per day. These activities will undoubtedly complement what they are already doing throughout the day.

Similar to the feeling you get from the well-known random acts of kindness, the reward for this challenge is completely intrinsic.

Click Random Acts of Fun for a copy of the challenge.

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Published by jcahill

I have been teaching physical education for 27 years. I began my career teaching in Washington, DC before moving to Atlanta, Georgia to teach at Trinity School. I have a passion for keeping kids healthy and moving during each PE lesson, and throughout their lives. I’m a firm believer that recess is a right and NOT a privilege. Please check out and join my Facebook group called Keeping Kids in Motion. I am happily married and have three beautiful children who are constantly KEEPING ME IN MOTION!

15 thoughts on “30 Random Acts of Fun for ANY TIME!”

    1. jcahill – I have been teaching physical education for 27 years. I began my career teaching in Washington, DC before moving to Atlanta, Georgia to teach at Trinity School. I have a passion for keeping kids healthy and moving during each PE lesson, and throughout their lives. I’m a firm believer that recess is a right and NOT a privilege. Please check out and join my Facebook group called Keeping Kids in Motion. I am happily married and have three beautiful children who are constantly KEEPING ME IN MOTION!
      jcahill says:

      Oh my! You honestly gave me the shot of motivation I needed. Thank you so much. I’ll cherish this comment!

      Reply
    1. jcahill – I have been teaching physical education for 27 years. I began my career teaching in Washington, DC before moving to Atlanta, Georgia to teach at Trinity School. I have a passion for keeping kids healthy and moving during each PE lesson, and throughout their lives. I’m a firm believer that recess is a right and NOT a privilege. Please check out and join my Facebook group called Keeping Kids in Motion. I am happily married and have three beautiful children who are constantly KEEPING ME IN MOTION!
      jcahill says:

      Thank you so much.

      Reply
    1. jcahill – I have been teaching physical education for 27 years. I began my career teaching in Washington, DC before moving to Atlanta, Georgia to teach at Trinity School. I have a passion for keeping kids healthy and moving during each PE lesson, and throughout their lives. I’m a firm believer that recess is a right and NOT a privilege. Please check out and join my Facebook group called Keeping Kids in Motion. I am happily married and have three beautiful children who are constantly KEEPING ME IN MOTION!
      jcahill says:

      Maybe I can send you the editable word document. Would that help?

      Reply
    1. jcahill – I have been teaching physical education for 27 years. I began my career teaching in Washington, DC before moving to Atlanta, Georgia to teach at Trinity School. I have a passion for keeping kids healthy and moving during each PE lesson, and throughout their lives. I’m a firm believer that recess is a right and NOT a privilege. Please check out and join my Facebook group called Keeping Kids in Motion. I am happily married and have three beautiful children who are constantly KEEPING ME IN MOTION!
      jcahill says:

      Okay. Great. I’ll send it to your email in a few minutes. Would love to see the Spanish version.

      Reply
      2. jcahill – I have been teaching physical education for 27 years. I began my career teaching in Washington, DC before moving to Atlanta, Georgia to teach at Trinity School. I have a passion for keeping kids healthy and moving during each PE lesson, and throughout their lives. I’m a firm believer that recess is a right and NOT a privilege. Please check out and join my Facebook group called Keeping Kids in Motion. I am happily married and have three beautiful children who are constantly KEEPING ME IN MOTION!
        jcahill says:

        Haha. Sorry. Thanks.

      3. jcahill – I have been teaching physical education for 27 years. I began my career teaching in Washington, DC before moving to Atlanta, Georgia to teach at Trinity School. I have a passion for keeping kids healthy and moving during each PE lesson, and throughout their lives. I’m a firm believer that recess is a right and NOT a privilege. Please check out and join my Facebook group called Keeping Kids in Motion. I am happily married and have three beautiful children who are constantly KEEPING ME IN MOTION!
        jcahill says:

        Thank you.

    1. jcahill – I have been teaching physical education for 27 years. I began my career teaching in Washington, DC before moving to Atlanta, Georgia to teach at Trinity School. I have a passion for keeping kids healthy and moving during each PE lesson, and throughout their lives. I’m a firm believer that recess is a right and NOT a privilege. Please check out and join my Facebook group called Keeping Kids in Motion. I am happily married and have three beautiful children who are constantly KEEPING ME IN MOTION!
      jcahill says:

      Yes. If you scroll to the bottom you’ll see where it says “Click Random Acts for a copy of the challenge.” That’s where you can download the document. Let me know if this helps.

      Reply

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