Fun Games for Cinco de Mayo!
By Kayla • April 3, 2018
Are your kiddos feeling a little 'spring-ed out'? If you're looking for a little break from the norm, you might consider incorporating a few Cinco de Mayo activities into your lesson plans. We found some fun games over at Kaboose that we know your students will have a blast with!
With over 20 games to choose from, we know you'll find the right fit for your class. If your students need a chance to get their wiggles out, try one of the active/relay games - like Freeze, Break the Piñata, or the Mirror Relay. If you're interested in keeping things a bit more low key, Alecia has also compiled lists of quiet tabletop games/puzzles, food activities, etc. - like Clue or How Many Beans? - that will also provide a fun and unique learning experience!
Paired with some Cinco de Mayo literature and a craft or two, your students are sure to find these activities fun and refreshing! For game descriptions and directions, head on over to Kaboose!
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