Christmas Party Package
with
Movin Monkeez!
Welcome!
Welcome to the Movin Monkeez Christmas Package!
This package is going to provide you with enough material to run a 30 minute session within your classes or
incorporate into any fantastic parties you have planned! So not only can the children have fun but also the
parents!
Within this pack you will find the following:
Full videos demonstrating the exercises
Music suggestions (by all means use the Christmas CD’s you already have)
Visual aids
Certificates of participation for the children
Bonus exercises
I really hope you have a fantastic time with the children and we would love to see some pics / videos of the kids
in action!
Becky
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Links to videos
If you would like to see how the exercises are completed then please click on the following links and you will see me in action! Please feel
free to use in whatever order you fancy!
Santa Claus is coming to town
Rockin Robin
Suzy the snowflake
Christmas Conga
Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer
Jingle Bells
I wish it could be Christmas every day
Pop Bang Crank
Rockin Around The Christmas Tree
When Santa Got Stuck Up The Chimney
Music Links (but again feel free to use whatever versions you may already have).
Santa Claus is coming to town
Rockin Robin
Suzy Snowflake
Christmas Conga
Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer
Jingle Bells
I wish it could be Christmas every day
Pop Bang Crank
Rockin Around The Christmas Tree
When Santa Got Stuck Up The Chimney
For a cooldown you
could use
silent night?
Visual Aids
I have uploaded some for ease but please feel free to use whatever images you wish.
Christmas Tree (for rocking around the Xmas tree and picture perfect game)
Snowman (for bonus game)
Snowflake (for Suzy Snowflake and bonus game)
Santa Claus (for bonus game)
Bells (for Ring the Bell game)
Certificate of participation
Additional Games…
Picture perfect
Place your cut-outs at each side of the room and either fix them to the floor or wall with blue tac. Get the children to stand in the
middle of the room (or get them to walk around the room). You then have to call out one of the pictures and the children have to
run to this card. (Smaller ones will need assistance from their parents.
Ring the Bell
Cut a large bell shape out of a large piece of cardboard or use the visual aid provided. Attach bells to a piece of ribbon. Then
attach the ribbon to the top of the bell cut-out. Let your children throw bean bags or balls at the cut out to see if they can make
the bells jingle. This can also be put on the floor will bell instruments on top.
Santa's Toy Shop
Put different spots on your floor (use hula hoops, etc.). Put different toys / props on each spot. Tell your kids that they need to test
out new toys / props for them. Play music and tell the children they have one song / or a set time period of 30 seconds etc to play
in that area and then when the music stops they move to the next area.
Big & Little Christmas Trees
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Call out big, medium, and little and have your children to be that size of Christmas Tree.
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Big: stand up with feet together and put hands above head in a point
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Middle: Squat knees together and put hands above head in a point
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Little: Sit down with legs crossed and put hands above head in a point
Frosty the snowman
Games continued…
(For older children)
Santa, Santa, Reindeer (for older siblings)
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Play just like duck, duck, goose
Christmas Bingo (possible with parents help)
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Play Christmas bingo with your children! Make a bingo card with different Christmas shapes on it (Christmas Trees,
Stockings, Reindeer, Fireplaces, Santa, Ornaments). Next make Rudolph Nose markers (red circles). Have your children cover
the shape you call or hold up larger pictures of them.
Christmas Memory Game (for older siblings)
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How To Play: Show the items in the box to the children. Remove one or more items out of the box (without children seeing
you). Have the children guess what items are missing. For older children put items on large tray. Cover. Remove cover for 2030 seconds and then remove tray from room. On your mark, the children are to write down as many items that they can
remember from the tray before you yell, "STOP". Most correct answers wins.
Thank you!