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Discussion and Supporting Materials
Thought starters
- What is the effect of taking movement breaks?
- Notice the kinds of breaks Ms. Ugalde has her students take. Which breaks could you imagine using in your classroom?
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Amanecer Primary Center832 S. E.man Ave.
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47 Comments
Becky Little Mar 15, 2023 8:46am
Going to use this strategy with my 3-5 year olds!!!
Love the counting as they go!
Thanks, Becky Lou
Laiqa Kashif Oct 28, 2022 10:51am
Brain breaks are essential as it help learners to focus and be more productive. By movement the oxygen gets into the brain. I will definately implement my lesson with brain breaks.
Wajiha Asim Sep 29, 2021 3:19pm
Brain breaks give students the opportunity to rethink, reconsider and re-evaluate on the given task in a better manner than before. They come up with great ideas after a short brain break like stretching or walking in between the aisles.
I sometimes play a song of their choice when I have a double lesson of around 80 minutes or even throw a soft ball at them and ask questions to keep them active.Thanks a lot for sharing more interesting ideas.
Karen Cohen Jan 25, 2020 12:59pm
As the teacher says, brain breaks give the brain a chance to re-focus. I can imagine using all of the breaks that she demonstrated. They are so quick and so different from one another and from the math we are doin in class. Thank you for these ideas!