Details
Pages
24 Pages
Subject
Social Emotional, Physical Education
Languages
English
Product
Digital
Grade
Kindergarten, Pre-K, 1st, 2nd, 3rd
Resource Type
Activities, Games
Standard
Not standard specific
Description
Brain Breaks provide a needed opportunity for movement in the classroom.
These Brain Break Movement Cards require no extra space or equipment. Punch a hole in the corner, insert a ring, and hang them in a handy place in the classroom for use anytime.
This set of Brain Break Movement Cards has been used by teachers in:
* general and special education settings
* therapists working with students with developmental delays and on the autism spectrum.
When and where can I use this resource?
* fun for indoor recess
* classroom transitions
* motor breaks
* music lessons
What is included:
* 26 half-page posters
* Number, Speed/Direction, and Participants cube templates
* Choice Board and cards to use with children who use individualized Visual or Activity
Schedules
* Assembly instructions
* Tips and extension ideas
Movements include bend down, clap hands, creep, criss-cross arms, cross elbows, crouch, flick fingers, hands on head, hips, shoulders, hands up, hop, jump, kick, march, pat, skip, spin, stomp, stretch, sway, tap, touch
Besides strengthening your students' muscles and improving their balance, coordination, and gross motor skills, there are academic and behavioral benefits. Research shows a correlation between purposeful movement and academic achievement, attitude, and behavior.
These Brain Break Movement Cards require no extra space or equipment. Punch a hole in the corner, insert a ring, and hang them in a handy place in the classroom for use anytime.
This set of Brain Break Movement Cards has been used by teachers in:
* general and special education settings
* therapists working with students with developmental delays and on the autism spectrum.
When and where can I use this resource?
* fun for indoor recess
* classroom transitions
* motor breaks
* music lessons
What is included:
* 26 half-page posters
* Number, Speed/Direction, and Participants cube templates
* Choice Board and cards to use with children who use individualized Visual or Activity
Schedules
* Assembly instructions
* Tips and extension ideas
Movements include bend down, clap hands, creep, criss-cross arms, cross elbows, crouch, flick fingers, hands on head, hips, shoulders, hands up, hop, jump, kick, march, pat, skip, spin, stomp, stretch, sway, tap, touch
Besides strengthening your students' muscles and improving their balance, coordination, and gross motor skills, there are academic and behavioral benefits. Research shows a correlation between purposeful movement and academic achievement, attitude, and behavior.
Brain Breaks provide a needed opportunity for movement in the classroom. These Brain Break Movement Cards require no extra space or equipment. Punch a hole in the corner, insert a ring, and hang them in a handy place in the... more
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