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1. Beach Ball Toss: Students stand in a circle and toss the beach ball to each other, answering questions or practicing vocabulary as they catch it.

2. Musical Beach Balls: Similar to musical chairs, students pass the beach ball while music plays. When the music stops, the student holding the ball must perform a task or answer a question.

3. Balloon Volleyball: Set up a net or divide the classroom in half, and have students work in teams to play volleyball using beach balls instead of a regular volleyball.

4. Beach Ball Relay Race: Divide the class into teams and have them race to transport a beach ball from one end of the classroom to the other, without using their hands.

5. Spelling Circle: Stand in a circle and pass the beach ball. Each student must say a letter of the word being spelled. The student with the last letter must complete the word to earn a point.

6. Beach Ball Hot Potato: Students pass the beach ball around while music plays. When the music stops, the student holding the ball must perform a specific action or complete a task.

7. Alphabet Beach Ball: Each student catches the beach ball and says a word that starts with the letter their right thumb lands on when they catch it.

8. Number Race: Each student is assigned a number, and they must pass the beach ball in numerical order. Speed up the pace for added excitement.

9. Synchronized Beach Ball Bounce: Students pair up and try to keep the beach ball bouncing between them for as long as possible, using different body parts.

10. Beach Ball Basketball: Use a large box or basket as a hoop, and have students take turns shooting the beach ball into it, earning points for successful shots.

11. Beach Ball Workout: Write different exercises on the beach ball, and students must perform the exercise written closest to their thumb when they catch it.

12. Beach Ball Charades: Write different actions or famous people on the beach ball. Students must act out or guess the word or person written below their thumb.

13. Shark Attack: Students stand in a circle, tossing the beach ball to each other. One person is designated as the “shark” and tries to tag someone before they can catch the ball.

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