Help us break a Guinness World Record on October 11-12!
Join First Lady Michelle Obama to break the record for the most people doing jumping jacks.
We need more than 20,000 people to do jumping jacks to break the record. So get your friends, sports teams, afterschool groups--even your entire school--to participate!
Between 3 p.m. ET October 11, 2011, and 3 p.m. ET October 12, 2011, join NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC KIDS and First Lady Michelle Obama to break the record for the most people doing jumping jacks. All you have to do is one minute of jumping jacks!
Read the rules and find out how you can participate.
(Bonus! Earn a special certificate if your organization helps break the record with a group of more than 100 people!)
Join First Lady Michelle Obama to break the record for the most people doing jumping jacks.We need more than 20,000 people to do jumping jacks to break the record. So get your friends, sports teams, afterschool groups--even your entire school--to participate!
Between 3 p.m. ET October 11, 2011, and 3 p.m. ET October 12, 2011, join NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC KIDS and First Lady Michelle Obama to break the record for the most people doing jumping jacks. All you have to do is one minute of jumping jacks! Read the rules and find out how you can participate.
(Bonus! Earn a special certificate if your organization helps break the record with a group of more than 100 people!)
Photograph by Sara Zeglin
This sounds so fun! I want my class to join this event when it happens.
LET'S DO THIS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
i want my school to join
when is the stating time?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!!!
heyy my ppls!!
i am TOTTALLY going to get my school to do this!
my school has like 1,000 something ppl are we going to be in the world record book if we do this stuuf right and do the rules????
How cool is that!
that sounds interesting
Our Junior Girl Scout troop are going to organize an event in our town. Looking forward to it!
How do we register for this event. I want to register our school.
my whole school is going to participate in this! we've been practicing all week!
where will it be in ?
(country , state ,place ,)ect
My son's school is so excited about participating in this event. We have been doing a lot of promotions for this event. We are a small commuinity, but we know we can help with this big event.
i wish i could do it but i live in florida and my school dosent know about it.my dream is to meet the president and break a record!!!!
i like to do sports and i am so intrestingin doing this
I am a PE teacher at a school. You must find supervisors for your event that are NOT teachers or parents (see rules for event). The jumping jacks will not be counted if the rules are not followed! Good luck and have fun jumping! :)
Dude this looks BEAST. I would love my school to join!
Since my school has a elementary and a middle i think im gonna ask the elementary to join us middle schoolers to be in a world record book this sounds great!!!!\
~ 14BFFHD
i have 1 person to do it
Wow! this looks so fun, I will deffinently do this!
San Diego is in and ready... I am a physical educator and I have been rounding up people f/ Kiwains Club, Veterans of Foreign War, and others like church groups to help witness/officiate the event. Yes, follow the paperwork carefully so your JUMP will count...Aloha and good luck
We are gathering people of all ages on the South Lawn of Embassy of Sweden/House of Sweden along the Potomac in Georgetown at 9:00 am Wed., Oct. 12th to jump for one minute to help break the record.
omg i am so up for this but on problem i can't do it so my family/school can't do it i am sorry.But if i knew about it early i would do it!
That's sounds WICKED. I wish I could do it!! Maybe I'll get a bunch of friends together or something?
COOL
Sweet-Pea born on the 7th, signing off :D
Way to go Proviso Mathematics and Science Academy. We had 723 successful jumping jack participants at our high school yesterday. We hope to help break the record!!
So did we break the recond? The kids at my school keep asking. I have heard nothing and I turned in the paper work. thanks
so how did it go?