Brain break activities elementary

Tired of the same GoNoodle videos? Break out of your brain break rut with these 6 new ideas that your students are sure to love.

Try these fun brain break ideas to help active kids stay focused and learn at their best like yoga, Go Noodle, and printable cards.

Hey there! I’m super excited to share my latest DIY project with you! It has to do with one of my favorite parts of the day… brain breaks! We all get to that point during the day when we just need a BREAK! Students, teacher, moms, we all do! This past year, I remembered that ... Read More about We All Need a Little {Brain Break}!

Many of the public schools around our area have already started the new year, and more are starting this week. Of course we are holding off our official start date of the new year for a few more weeks. With the start of school, it got me thinking. My kids have been so busy and...

Here are 6 different ways to wake up your class with brain breaks. Recent studies over the years support how incorporating short breaks to get children up and moving assists with better learning. Click to read more in this blog post. #rainbowskycreations

These brain breaks for primary school are perfect for those times in your classroom when your students need to get their wiggles out or give their brains a rest! With these brain break ideas, you can even provide some student choice for different fun brain break activities.

Brain breaks are a great classroom management tool to use regularly in your classroom. Brain breaks are short, 1 to 2 minute, activities that can…

Two and a Crayon is sweeping classrooms by storm. With easy set up and high engagement, here's how the brain break works.

Are you looking for some brain break activities or brain break ideas that will help recharge your elementary students? These 10 brain breaks for elementary students are great for helping to get students focused. I share mindfulness activities for kids as well as movement activities for kids. There are guided meditations and yoga for kids. These are great for indoor recess as well. Students can also use these in a calm down corner. They are a great classroom management tool.

In this episode, you’ll learn what brain breaks are, why they work, and some activities that you can use with your class right away!