"active games" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to games or activities that involve physical movement or exertion. Example: "The children at the park were playing active games like tag and soccer, enjoying the warm weather and fresh air."
All adolescent sessions include a total of 20 minutes of indoor resistance activities and fun active games.
Voluntary physical activity groups (swimming, active games) were directed by experienced instructors who emphasized the enjoyable rather than competitive aspects of the activity.
Each venue requires a room large enough to use for indoor active games and resistance exercise activities, adequate parking, and access to a microwave and sink for the adolescent cooking session.
A facilitators' manual contains detailed information specific to each group session including a script for the educational material, timing of each component, the type of resistance activities to be performed, suggestions for various fun active games, and a list of the resources required.
Laboratory studies have shown that some of these active games can result in meaningful increases in muscle activity, movement and energy expenditure while others result in less activity.
Third, parent and child were actively engaged in practicing new knowledge during intervention sessions (e.g. playing active games, cooking healthy snacks, calculating the quantity of sugar and fat in processed foods from nutritional labels, and creating shopping lists).
Like any seven-year-old, I would be petulant when my father refused to take part in my active games.
This is because I often spent Sundays playing very active games of WWF wrestling in the council house where my brothers lived.
To observe how well the intrinsic appeal of active games changed children's behavior, the researchers distributed the consoles and games without exhortations to exercise frequently.
We may decide to have a shorter session during the cold season or have lots of active games which keep the children moving (and can be part of the PE curriculum).
Plainly, native ability and a highly advantageous gene pool also played a part, but she remains evangelical about the importance of engaging in active games with young children, indoors if necessary, with not much space but plenty of improvisation.
