A 'cocktail party' activity is also useful for getting the students to move. Students can move around the classroom talking to other students, perhaps trying to find some information. For example, you could pin the name of a country on the back of each student. That student must then ask other students questions to discover what country it is. They can only ask one question before they move to another student and they can only reply 'yes' or 'no' to a question.
Students can represent something in a group.
For example, they might together form the shape of their country. They can then move to where they would like to be in their country and talk about why they want to go there. Students can similarly form maps of their town, maps of a jungle and maps of their school. Mime is also useful. Students act out a word and the others have to guess what it is.