fitCLUB

Motivate Your Mood

Kids play games and activities designed to help them recognize their mood and mood shifts during the day which influences healthy behaviors and choices.

Introduction

Kids will learn to recognize their mood and how media, relationships, stress, and school influence their mood and their ability to make healthy choices.

Session Supply List

  • Attendance Sheet
  • Cones or Place Markers
  • Hand Sanitizer
  • Markers or Pencils
  • Music
  • Name Tags
  • Napkins and Garbage Bag
  • Snacks
  • Water
  • Mesh Vests
  • Timer

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Session Time: 50 Minutes


Group of kids having a discussion with an adult leader

Activity 1: Session 7 Welcome

Kids play games and activities that teach them about how fitClub is helping them learn about lifestyle wellness choices that improve their fitness levels,

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kids doing exercises in a gym with an adult leader

Activity 2: My Mood Says

Kids play a game to identify different moods and reinforce social and emotional skills that support self-managed and self-directed healthy behavior choices.

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Group of kids listening to instructions from an adult leader

Activity 3: Mood Stop

Use this lesson to engage and motivate kids to be mindful of recognizing their mood. This will empower them to make healthy food and beverage choices.

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group of kids encouraging one another

Activity 4: Leapfrog Moves

Here’s an engaging, quick activity to help kids practice using self-talk for motivation to find fun ways to be active, play, and exercise throughout the day.

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Group of kids making a human chain in a gym

Activity 5: Chain Food Tag

Help kids be aware of how advertisements are used to influence food and beverage choices, then empower them with decision-making skills for healthy eating.

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Kids doing exercises on a grassy field outside

Activity 6: Stretch and Discuss Self-Talk

Kids practice mindful breathing and stretching exercises. They learn about different ways energy and mood affect their food, activity, and fitness choices.

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