Signature Shuffle

Get moving by writing your name in the air—arms, legs, and even your nose are fair game!

  • Quick Break (1-2 mins)
  • Early Childhood, Lower Primary
  • Creative Movement
Signature Shuffle

Instructions

1. Start with the Basics

Begin by "writing" your name in the air using your finger. Make the letters big and bold!

2. Explore New Moves

  • Try writing your name with your elbow—keep those joints moving!
  • Use your foot to draw each letter, balancing as you go.
  • Wave your knee to spell it out—this one’s tricky but fun!

3. Get Creative

  • Use your head to write your name—nod, tilt, and sway!
  • Try with your hip—it's a hilarious workout for everyone.
  • Point your shoulder and draw the letters like you're a human pen!

4. Ultimate Challenge

  • Write your name with your tongue in the air (no touching anything—just pure silliness!)
  • Use your toes for tiny, invisible letters.
  • Finally, draw your name using your whole body—stretch tall for big letters or curl small for tiny ones.

5. Group Twist (Optional)

  • Take turns and let others guess what’s being spelled, or assign random body parts for the ultimate laughter-filled challenge!
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Signature Shuffle

Get moving by writing your name in the air—arms, legs, and even your nose are fair game!

  • Duration Quick Break (1-2 mins)
  • Age Early Childhood, Lower Primary
  • Category Creative Movement
  • Updated 1 year, 2 months ago
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