The phrase "activity challenge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a task or competition that involves completing specific activities, often for fitness or engagement purposes.
Example: "Our company is hosting an activity challenge to encourage employees to stay active and healthy throughout the month."
Alternatives: "fitness challenge" or "engagement activity".
As a homework activity, challenge students to find some facts of their own.
As a homework activity, challenge students to write a personal statement for a CV that highlights their strengths and skills.
As a follow-up activity, challenge groups to investigate soundproofing by making earmuffs from a variety of different materials.
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At each point in the unit, perhaps as a daily closing activity, challenge students to develop and discuss questions they would ask candidates based on the day's lesson.
Participants use a pedometer to undertake a 6-week physical activity challenge, with personalised daily step count goals set in consultation with a physiotherapist.
Exercise/gym classes, walking, active-transport, educational training, active work stations and activity challenges have been utilised in the workplace with varying degrees of effectiveness [3].
A resource that stood out was a starter activity challenging students to write a 140 word tweet describing images of solar panels, wind turbines and a bird being washed after being polluted by oil.
However, the high polyphenol oxidase (PPO) activity challenges potential applications of pericarp as natural colorant.
Leapster Explorer stores information about a child's progress and adjusts game and activity challenges in real-time, for learning adventures that keep kids going on their own path, at their own pace.
Lastly, we ask who found this activity challenging, and just about all participants will raise their hand.
