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Bilateral Hand Coordination Brain Break Video

This Bilateral Hand Coordination Brain Break is a quick and engaging way to help children activate both sides of their brain, regulate their energy, and improve motor control. In just a short amount of time, students can copy rhythmic hand patterns that support coordination, focus, and attention. This movement activity works well in the classroom, […]

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March Movement Song

March is here, and it’s time to ROAR, MOVE, and BREATHE with an exciting new March movement song! Whether you’re in the classroom or at home, this fun and engaging activity will get kids stomping, leaping, and stretching as they transition from strong lion energy to gentle lamb calmness—just like the changing weather of March. […]

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Free Printable Exercise Cards for Kids

Looking for a fun and engaging way to get kids moving? These FREE Exercise Cards for Kids are the perfect solution! Designed for teachers, therapists, and parents, these printable cards encourage movement, coordination, and strength in an easy, no-prep format. This free sample PDF includes two free posters and one exercise poster to get kids […]

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Valentine’s Brain Break – Free PDF for Movement and Music

This Valentine’s Brain Break is a super fun activity that combines music, movement, and literacy. The free printable PDF packet great for classrooms, therapy sessions, or even at home. You can use this packet with or without screens to encourage reading, gross motor skills, and coordination! Download the FREE Valentine’s Brain Break packet at the […]

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10 Simple Physical Activities in the Classroom

Movement breaks are a game-changer in the classroom. They give students a chance to release pent-up energy, refocus their minds, and improve their readiness to learn. Research shows that even short bursts of physical activity can boost concentration, reduce stress, and enhance overall classroom behavior. These breaks aren’t just about keeping kids active—they’re about helping […]