Field Games
Where movement, teamwork, and confidence come together—one game at a time.
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Why Choose Field Games with Strategic Kids?
Field Games, which we call Masters of the Field, has become one of Strategic Kids’ signature offerings—a program born from our passion for helping children grow through joyful, movement-based play. What began as simple team games has evolved into a full curriculum that builds fitness, friendship, and essential life skills. Our instructors bring both expertise and heart to every session, creating experiences where all students feel confident, connected, and ready to lead.
Through Masters of the Field, students develop essential skills such as:
Resilience: trying again, adjusting, and staying engaged even when a game gets tough
Teamwork: communicating, cooperating, and supporting classmates during fast-paced activities
Leadership: taking initiative, modeling sportsmanship, and encouraging peers
Body Awareness: understanding movement, coordination, and how to play safely
Positive Sportsmanship: learning from losses and respecting all players
Masters of the Field combines the benefits of physical activity and SEL skill-building wrapped high-energy play that keeps students moving, laughing, and growing.
What Students Learn
With 120+ unique games as part of our Field Games curriculum, students have endless opportunities to move, play, and build confidence through active teamwork. Below are subsets of the Field Games curriculum.
Race Games
This subset of curriculum features playful relays and cooperative challenges that require quick thinking, clear communication, and steady teamwork. Through games like Shipwreck and Chain Relay Race, students learn to adapt, encourage one another, and celebrate progress.
Tag Games
These games blend lively tagging adventures with imaginative twists! Through games like Chicken Tag and Banana Peel, students practice quick decision-making, spatial awareness, and peer-to-peer support as they free teammates, dodge taggers, and jump back into the action. These playful scenarios encourage students to communicate, think ahead, and help one another.
Sports Games
Whether they’re dodging opponents in Flag Attack or working together to keep the ball in play during Drop Ball, these high-energy games help students stay focused and make quick decisions under pressure. They offer valuable opportunities to practice coordination, teamwork, and good sportsmanship in a lively, supportive environment.
Trusted
by Parents
Loved
by Team Players
My child counts down the days until this class. They come home tired, happy, and full of stories about the games they played and the friends they made
Lauren M.