Ship Deck Shore
How we play:
Place four signs on each of the four walls, one is bow, one is stern, one is starboard, one is port. We also have four other signs below these, North, South, East, and West. Teacher is the caller to begin the game. When teacher calls out North all players must run to the North wall and stand on that sideline. Same for each of the directions and parts of the ship.
When teacher calls:
Lighthouse - Players stand on their toes with palms clasped together above their head slowly turning like a lighthouse.

Deck - All Players must lie on their stomachs

Officer On Deck - Students salute the teacher or caller

Row The Boat - Players get in groups of two, sit in a striaght line and pretend they are rowing a boat

Battle Stations - Students sit on the floor around each other back to back place their index finger over their eyes and scan for an enemy ship

Shore - All players lie on their backs like they are getting a sun tan or relaxing on the beach

Crow's nest - Players pretend they are climbing a ladder to reach the crow's nest

Swim To Shore - Students make swimming motions of their choice throughout the gym

Divers - Students pretend they are diving into the water

Person overboard - Players find a partner, one partner goes on their hands and knees while the other lightly steps with one foot on the other and pretends they are scanning the ocean for a person who fell overboard.

Row your boat - Players get in thres and sit behind one another and pretend they are rowing a boat

Surf - Players pretend they are surfing on a surfboard

PumpThe Deck - Players do push-ups

North, South, East or West players run to that sideline/baseline

Bow, Stern, Port, Starboard - Players run to that sideline/baseline

Ship Ahoy - Students do Jumping Jacks until next activity is called
Game courtesy - Whitney Hebard, student teacher University Of Michigan