Brain breaks help students release tension and refocus. Here are 12 brain break ideas you can use in the classroom right away.
Brain Breaks to the Rescue! Whether you’re teaching 5th grade or kindergarten brain breaks belong in your daily routine and can significantly boost students’ mental health, focus, and overall classroom experience. These short, engaging activities are perfect for providing a much-needed mental break...
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Try out these Christmas brain breaks and see if they transform December in your classroom! We’ll start with some fun Christmas videos you can use to get your kiddos moving. Then, I’ve got some FREE printable Christmas Brain Break cards to share with you! Silly Christmas Brain Breaks ...
You might find that some older students are a little reluctant to join in. In this case, emphasize the benefits of leading by example in joining the fun. Although some videos are better suited for certain grades, you can adapt each of these brain breaks to fit any age. ...
Has your classroom gone silent? Does it feel like the minutes are just ticking by? If so, don’t worry—we’ve all been there! That’s why we’ve come up with this list of fourth grade brain breaks to help you boost the mood!
Classroom learning with hourly energizers (Brain Breaks) You might also like:Here’s What You Need For Active Indoor Recess Why Movement Matters Being seated for long periods of time has some major drawbacks for kids. Not only does it make it tough for them to get enough physical activity ...
The adults showed improvement in daily tasks such as cleaning, cooking, and laundry. They also had a decrease in memory loss and an uptick in executive function. (Of course, the children also reaped the rewards — improved reading skills and better classroom behavior.) If you’re interested ...
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