Christmas Brain Breaks – FREE video and handout
Need some Christmas brain breaks in a hurry? Check out this super FUN video that the kids can follow along and do exercises with some holiday friends. You can watch the video on YouTube or download a handout with a QR code to the video to send home with your students during the holidays.
When to Use the Christmas Brain Break Video
This video is perfect during the holiday season for:
- brain breaks in the classroom
- helping preschoolers get the wiggles out during the month of December
- a resource to send home to families over Christmas break
- movement break to add in physical activity throughout the day
- exercises during a kindergarten holiday party
- recharge your students during indoor recess
What Exercises are Included in the Christmas Brain Breaks Video?
These are cute exercises for the kiddos performed by animated characters. They are performing these activities:
- Side lunges
- Squats
- Santa Jumps
- Gingerbread Stretches
- Present Push-Ups
- Snowman Bridges
- Elf Press Ups
- Holly Cross Kicks
Most of the exercises are in standing but a few are completed on the ground. You could modify the activities and perform some of them in sitting or standing instead of on the ground.
More Holiday Resources
Do you need more Christmas activities to get your little learners moving and grooving? Here are instant downloads to add to your list of fun Christmas activities.
If you are looking for a fun, easy-to-use, interactive game that you can use digitally or print, check out Santa Says. Children can click on a letter and perform the activities from A to Z that Santa Says. It doesn’t get any easier than this to add a brain break to your plans this December.
Check out these Christmas Brain Break Cards and Spinners to entertain the kids! Includes all sorts of cute ideas that include reindeer, Christmas trees, jingle bells, and more!
Get everything planned for December at one time with this awesome bundle! The December Bundle includes 22 digital downloads that encourage fine motor, gross motor, visual perceptual and handwriting skills all with a Holiday theme.
When to Use the Christmas Brain Break Video
This video is perfect during the holiday season for:
- brain breaks in the classroom
- helping preschoolers get the wiggles out during the month of December
- a resource to send home to families over Christmas break
- movement break to add in physical activity throughout the day
- exercises during a kindergarten holiday party
- recharge your students during indoor recess
What Exercises are Included in the Christmas Brain Breaks Video?
These are cute exercises for the kiddos performed by animated characters. They are performing these activities:
- Side lunges
- Squats
- Santa Jumps
- Gingerbread Stretches
- Present Push-Ups
- Snowman Bridges
- Elf Press Ups
- Holly Cross Kicks
Most of the exercises are in standing but a few are completed on the ground. You could modify the activities and perform some of them in sitting or standing instead of on the ground.
More Holiday Resources
Do you need more Christmas activities to get your little learners moving and grooving? Here are instant downloads to add to your list of fun Christmas activities.
If you are looking for a fun, easy-to-use, interactive game that you can use digitally or print, check out Santa Says. Children can click on a letter and perform the activities from A to Z that Santa Says. It doesn’t get any easier than this to add a brain break to your plans this December.
Check out these Christmas Brain Break Cards and Spinners to entertain the kids! Includes all sorts of cute ideas that include reindeer, Christmas trees, jingle bells, and more!
Get everything planned for December at one time with this awesome bundle! The December Bundle includes 22 digital downloads that encourage fine motor, gross motor, visual perceptual and handwriting skills all with a Holiday theme.
Check out this FREE Santa Brain Break here.
Get Access to the Video and the Printable Christmas Handout
You can view the video and download the handout HERE. Happy Holidays everyone!
