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8 Easy Ways to Incorporate Movement in the Elementary Classroom
At Walkabouts, we understand the importance of integrating movement throughout the school day. Getting kids moving helps them learn — and there’s research to prove it.
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Engaging Families Right from the Start of the School Year
At Walkabouts, we believe in engaging all stakeholders in students’ education. Right from the start of the school year, encourage family involvement at the school and in the classroom. A strong partnership between a school and a family can truly make a difference in a child’s academic journey.
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Jump Back into the School Year with Movement-Rich Getting-to-Know-You Activities
At Walkabouts, we know the importance of setting the classroom tone right from the start. As the new school year begins, teachers plan out the first, formative days of school, and gear up for a year full of learning, movement, and fun!
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Research Behind Activity Breaks
According to a 2016 science paper, the average elementary school student is distracted more than a quarter of the time spent in class. Does this sound familiar? What are you doing in your classroom to keep your students engaged and on task?
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Ice Cold Science Experiments
Summer heat can be tough to beat! Too hot to go outside and play? Stay cool with these icy science experiments.
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Indoor and Outdoor Short Active Games and Movement Breaks
At Walkabouts, we understand the importance of taking active breaks throughout the day. Regular movement breaks allow students to have a much-needed reset.
Here are some fun and active movement breaks for inside and outside the classroom.
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10 Low-Cost and Low-Prep End-of-School-Year Activities to Keep Students Moving
The end of another successful school year is upon us. Make the end of the year extra special with some entertaining and engaging activities that will get students moving as they build critical thinking skills along with fine and gross motor skills.
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Beat the Heat with Outdoor, Water-Based Educational Activities
Get outside with some educational water-play activities to keep you cool during warmer weather.
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Use Testing Breaks for Community-Building and Structured Play: Quiet Games
Quiet games keep students moving and entertained while positively building the classroom community.
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Outdoor Literacy-Based Learning Activities
Keep outside adventures full of movement, fun, and educational opportunities with these literacy-based learning activities.
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