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These assessments are types of formative assessments.
It requires students to incorporate and include movements and some physical activity to demonstrate their knowledge and understanding of a topic or concept.

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A perfect example of how Pat Quinn continually delivers easy-to-implement strategies for teachers to use in their classrooms to Motivate Students.

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When is this concept used in classrooms?

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When is this concept used in classrooms?

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Kinesthetic learning can be used to get students focused and participating everyday
Kinesthetic assessments are used to assess students on current standards and learning targets daily or weekly.

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Four corners
Beach ball
Trasketball
Mix, Pair, Share
Discussions with neighbors
Simon Says
Red light, Green light
Charades
AND MUCH MORE!

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Benefits of having a kinesthetic classroom

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Benefits of having a kinesthetic classroom

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-When students are moving, they think more.
-After more movement, students attention lasts longer.
-Movement increases energy.

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Do you prefer to study by doing an activity? Kinesthetic learners like to use "active" strategies such as walking while reading or listening to notes on their head phones, talking out loud to themselves, others, or watching an online video as they explain a process.

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Examples of kinesthetic aspects to get students engaged

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Examples of kinesthetic aspects to get students engaged

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Hand clapping
Toe tapping
Jumping Jacks
Imaginary hot potato
Shake
Twist
Stretch
Arm curls

All of these examples help get students awake, motivated, and engaged