Marianna Ricketson
A list of quick ways to move to energize brains in the classroom.
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We want students to move in class. Energizing Brain Breaks help students to be active in class and get refocused and refreshed. They are 1-2 minute brain and body breaks that are simple to implement in your classroom. They are perfect for your students as a transition exercise.
The number one way I have found to stop kids from fidgeting in class is to let them get all of their energy out another way! I make it a point sporadically throughout the day to do exercise songs in class! It makes a MAJOR difference it getting kids to sit still the rest of the time!
Watch Energizers! author Susan Roser as she leads NEFC staff members through the Energizer Double This Double That.
Free brain breaks kids love and teachers request.
