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Gallery walks

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I do a movement/mindfulness "warm-up" at the beginning of each class

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Telephone game, Walk & Talk, group shuffles, snowball activities

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Dance party

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I used the online PE style warm ups/class breaks that look like video games and the kids follow along. (Esp with younger students)

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Walk and talks - give students a prompt to discuss as we take a walk around campus. Debrief when we return. We have an outdoor campus, and our school is very small, so it is easier for us to do this.

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Walk and talks - give students a prompt to discuss as we take a walk around campus. Debrief when we return. We have an outdoor campus, and our school is very small, so it is easier for us to do this.

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I am a PE teacher so if I’m not getting the students moving I am not doing a good job ☺️ but music helps get students moving all the time

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I use a dance button ( I forgot the name) It plays really funky music to get up and move

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I use a dance button ( I forgot the name) It plays really funky music to get up and move

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Take a short walk outside...love the eco therapy!

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I teach science, so I have what I call rotation labs where students have to move to different spots in the classroom and complete tasks at those locations.

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We are always moving. I use KooKooKangaroo dances. Similar to GoNoodle

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This or that
O’Clock partners
TPR
Act it out

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Station activities

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Daily physical activity challenge during 5 min brain break

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In my small groups, I show videos that get the students to run, dodge, jump based on what the video throws at them. Then we move into the lesson after they get their energy out and can focus

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Relay races
Fidget toys

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I have the class stand. I call out cardinal directions and they need to turn to face them as a group. Then I move on to either T/F for Science or odd/even for math, and the kids have to face a specific direction corresponding with the answer.

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We play 4 corners. One student is the caller (comes up front and covers their eyes). I play music and when the music stops - kids go to designated corners. Caller says a corner (1-4) and those kids sit down. Game continues until there’s one kid left :)

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We ask a question and give them options. We ask a question and give two answers and they have to vote by going to the whatever they think the answer   Is