Some superhero activities for children


Kids love superheroes. The image of a larger than life hero, who selflessly gives up his time and effort to keep the world safe, leaves them awestruck. Childcare San Marino, CA teachers plan different superhero activities for the students to make them feel happy. If your toddler wants to become a superhero and fight against the bad, you can do some superhero activities with him. Refer to the below-mentioned list of some safe yet wonderful superhero activities for preschoolers and younger kids


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Catch the villain:

What you need:
  • A bag full of candies or chocolates
  • Hula hoop
How to play:
  • This is a group game and in the group, one kid should become the villain and another one should be the superhero.
  • The candy bag will be with the villain and the hula hoop with the superhero.
  • The superhero must lasso and catch the villain by throwing the hula-hoop.
  • The villain will throw one candy for his release.
  • This game will continue until all the candies get over.

Superhero Jump:

What you need:
  • Lots of pillows or cushions
How to play:
  • In Childcare San Marino, CA classroom students pile up all the pillows or cushions they have in their class.
  • Guide your little one to jump on and across the pillows just like the superhero does.

Crawling through tunnels:

What you need:
  • Sheets of thick paper
  • Hoops
  • Glue
How to play:
  • Place the hoops in a vertical position near each other and glue on thick sheets of paper around them creating a tunnel.
  • Then kids will crawl through the tunnel-like a superhero.

Sticky Spider web:

What you need:
  • Broad sticky notes
  • Newspaper balls
How to play:
  • Create a sticky spider web using the broad sticky tape and sticking it in between the two ends of the door of your kid’s room.
  • Make newspaper balls and tell your kids to throw the balls across the spider web.

Shooting a rocket through a hoop:

What you need:
  • An artificial kid’s rocket
  • Rocket gun for kids
  • Hoops
How to play:
  • Create a web of hoops and place the target or the rocket behind the web of hoops.
  • With a rocket, gun kids will aim to and shoot the target through the hoops.


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