Well if these are our expectations we are setting ourselves and students up for failure. Involving Daily Physical Activity before and after lessons can help break up the work period while increasing blood flow to the brain, promoting mental clarity. Which is also a great strategy to instil good habits for children. But what if we take it one step further; involving movement during our lessons. Coming from a very active background learning through movement would have motivated and encouraged me to learn less intriguing subjects. Yes, this calls for teachers to be more interactive and creative while lesson planning but doing so can touch on more than the more dominant forms of multiple intelligence. Using movement in a simple class reading or to explain math problems can be fun for everyone. 

So if you have fun and creative ways to get our elementary classrooms up and moving post below! 
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