3 Creative Bean Bag Activities (Ep. 82 - Go Slow Whoa® Bean Bags)

The video tutorial introduces various activities using Go Slow bean bags, suitable for preschool and elementary children. It demonstrates games like 'Parade Around' and 'Frogs in the Lily Pad' for young children, focusing on balance and motor skills. For older children, the 'Beanbag Bucket Brigade' game is introduced, promoting teamwork and coordination. The activities emphasize physical activity and healthy eating, aligning with the Go Slow Whoa concept.

What is the primary message emphasized by the 'Go Slow Whoa' bean bags?

• To discourage outdoor play

• To focus on academic learning

• To promote physical activity and healthy eating

• To encourage fast-paced activities

In the 'Parade Around' activity, what animal do children mimic?

• A bird

• A frog

• A rabbit

• A cat

Which part of the body is NOT used for balancing a bean bag in the young children's activities?

• Elbow

• Foot

• Knee

• Head

What is the objective of the 'Frogs in the Lily Pad' activity?

• To balance the bean bag on the head

• To jump the highest

• To run the fastest

• To toss the bean bag into a hoop

In the 'Beanbag Bucket Brigade', what do the bean bags represent?

• Fire extinguishers

• Rocks

• Food items

• Buckets of water