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Jump Rope

Jump Rope Games
http://www.jumpingforjoy.org/games.html
Audience: K-12 Classrooms

Not good at reading directions for games? This site from Cindy Joy of Santa Clara, CA has pictures! Click to learn about a rope-jumping game for every grade level and skill level. And, best of all, students can play all these games without you, the teacher, turning the rope. Try these out during P.E. or introduce them for recess fun and watch as students develop endurance, agility, coordination, timing and dodging skills.

Jump Rope Links
http://www.sports-media.org/links/html/Jump_Rope/
Audience: K-12 Classrooms

If the above site wasn’t enough for you, fasten your seatbelt because this one will blow you away. It’s jump rope heaven where you’ll learn moves the likes of sweet-to-semipro. Some will teach you moves that uses different combinations of leg muscles and targets specific areas of the lower body as well as increasing cardiovascular capacity. Or explore the basic jump, reverse basic jump, twister, jogging step, double under, and criss-cross.

Street Games
http://www.streetplay.com/thegames/jumprope/
Audience: Everyone

I’m a huge fan of Streetplay.com. In general, it’s dedicated to the preservation and perpetuation of games kids play in the street, especially in the streets of New York. Other sites may instruct you on how to play all kinds of nouvelle-jump rope. But if you’re looking the real McCoy n click here. Where else will you learn all the classic jump rope rhymes, get to know the Double Dutch Divas, and find an electronic jump rope (or “jumprope” as it’s called here) discussion group?

Jump Rope Rhymeshttp://www.gameskidsplay.net/jump_rope_ryhmes/
Audience: Everyone

I know I just bragged on Streetplay.com. This site might have more jump rope rhymes: “My Name is Alice,” “Miss Mary Mack,” and more.

Chinese Jump Rope
http://www.parentcenter.com/refcap/fun/games/7410/7432/16168.html
Audience: Elementary Classrooms

Want to know about “Chinese jump rope?” Because it does not involve an actual jump rope, some purists discount it from the jump rope universe. But if you want to know, then click here.

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