Classroom Activities
How Movement Enhances Resilience and Wellness
In light of the shift to remote learning for many schools, you may be wondering how you can apply Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) from afar.
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Heart Health + Active Learning Valentine's Day Activities
Holidays are the perfect time to harness students’ energy and excitement into active learning opportunities, and Valentine’s Day is no exception. Here are some of our favorite heart-healthy and valentine-centered classroom activities for February 14th. These ideas feature reusable materials so you can try one activity or many!
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A Blizzard of Kinesthetic Learning Activities for Winter
With shorter days and fewer minutes spent outdoors for recess time, winter is a great time to integrate additional movement into classroom activities. Bundle up and dig into these creative active learning ideas to help you reinforce key concepts with your students.
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Stuck Inside? Stay Active with Indoor Fitness Activities
When inclement weather prohibits students from going outside, teachers may struggle to keep students physically active and engaged during indoor recess and PE. What do you do when you are stuck inside with your students? Are your indoor activities feeling stale for both you and your students? At PLYOGA Fitness, we have an amazing equipment-free solution!
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Real-World Walkabout: Quiz, Quiz, Trade
This Real-World Walkabout asks students to move around the classroom and quiz each other on vocabulary words that have previously been covered in class. This is a fantastic game for reviewing any type of material and can even be adjusted to focus on a variety of skills in different subject areas.
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Active Learning for Winter
Even though the winter chill may keep your students inside during recess, there are plenty of ways to expend excess energy during the school day. The holiday season is a treasure trove of creative active learning ideas to help you reinforce key concepts with your students. Here are just a few ideas.
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Activity Can Enhance Schools' Wellness and Learning Goals
Social Emotional Learning (SEL) is a big topic in education right now. A recent study conducted by the Collaborative for Academic, Social, and Emotional Learning (CASEL) indicates that 99% of K-12 principals believe in the importance of SEL in their schools.
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Improving Students’ Focus
Keeping students interested and on task can be a major challenge for today’s teachers. With shortened attention spans and extended periods of sitting, children have trouble staying focused enough to learn and retain lessons. Here are some ways to keep students focused and learning.
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Practicing Fine Motor Skills
Teachers of young children understand the importance of fine motor skills and how to develop those abilities in their students. Fine motor skills also aid in children’s mental development, so they are excellent learning opportunities.
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Real-World Walkabouts: Moving Money
Your students will love learning about money in this Real-World Walkabout in which they must move together to assemble the correct amount for each word problem.
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