Create two Gross motor activities of boxes? Aim of the activity? Outcome of the activity?

1. Box Jumping:
Aim of the activity: To improve leg strength, coordination, and balance.
Outcome of the activity: Increased cardiovascular fitness, improved agility, and enhanced gross motor skills.

2. Box Relay Race:
Aim of the activity: To promote teamwork, coordination, and speed.
Outcome of the activity: Improved communication skills, enhanced gross motor skills, and increased physical endurance.

Activity 1: Box Maze

Aim: To improve coordination, balance, and spatial awareness

Materials:
- Cardboard boxes
- Tape

Instructions:
1. Create a maze by arranging the boxes in various configurations and taping them together.
2. Have children crawl, climb, and jump over the boxes, following the path of the maze.

Outcome:
- Children develop better balance and coordination as they navigate the maze.
- They improve their spatial awareness by following the path and adjusting their movements accordingly.

Activity 2: Box Building Tower

Aim: To enhance fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and problem-solving abilities

Materials:
- Empty cardboard boxes of various sizes
- Tape

Instructions:
1. Provide children with the boxes and encourage them to build the tallest tower they can.
2. They can use the tape to secure the boxes together.

Outcome:
- Children develop fine motor skills by manipulating the boxes and using the tape.
- They improve their hand-eye coordination by aligning the boxes and ensuring stability.
- They exercise problem-solving skills by determining the best way to build the tower and overcome challenges.