The flying fish game combines two activities - crafting and decorating. The student then learns how to make a fish fly using newspaper. If there are more students, you can organize a flying competition. 1. Explain to the students that you are making a flying fish 2. Give the student a picture of a fish and ask him to colour it 3. Help the student cut out the fish. 4. Put the fish on a smooth, non-carpeted floor 5. Demonstrate how to make a fish fly. Take a newspaper or magazine and blow it in

The learner can move his body. He is able to control balance and coordination. Control over one’s own body, which increases the learner’s self-confidence.

Hybrid
Young Adults (16-30 years)
Adults (31-59 years)
Seniors (60+ years)

Educators
Motivated to organize coordination exercises in the future.

Learners
- Enjoying being part of activities.
- Control over one's own body.
- The learner can move his body.
- Ability to control balance and coordination.

This simple coordination exercise is flexible and effective and could be done both online and hybrid.

Age group(s)

Skills & Competences

Learning Outcomes

Hybrid method

Description (Methodology)

fish picture for each student, pencils (crayons), scissors, newspaper for each student

Tools Needed

Hybrid
1
2-5
6-10
11-20

Number of participants

Autism-friendly
Accessible for visually impaired persons
Accessible for hearing impaired persons
Accessible for mobility impaired persons
Accessible for speech impaired persons

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