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Winter “Snowman Dance” brain break and movement activity can help your students transition back into school or give them a fun way to channel all that energy.
It’s back to school and it’s winter, so it’s the perfect time to have a couple of brain break activities” up your teaching sleeve.
I like this song because it is short, get’s the kids moving quickly and is fun. It’s going to be a useful brain break when you have kids that can’t seem to settle down.
Ultimately you may just need a transition between math and reading groups.
If you’re feeling brave, you could have it playing for the first five minutes of class!
You may need an indoor recess activity.
Try using it as a reward activity for the last 5 minutes of class.
Looking for something that may take a bit more time? Try using this as a small cooperative group activity.
Winter “Snowman Dance” brain break and movement activity can be a warm up for your movement section of the lesson.
Divide the class into smaller groups and let the kids practice the actions together. Then let them perform for each other.
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Pair the snowman dance brain break with the Build a Snowman activity!
Take a few minutes and go through the actions with your students or children and really encourage them to make BIG moves.
Show them your version of the movements.
Practice them before playing the video.
Want to get their heart rates up? Have them JUMP when they CLAP!
Here’s another fun Snowman brain break activity!
No matter what, you and your students can get a good workout and have fun with the winter “SNOWMAN DANCE” BRAIN BREAK and MOVEMENT ACTIVITY.
Looking for more Winter Music Activity ideas?
And, More winter rhythm fun with this new resource. Just in time for virtual learning, you can use the google slides activities on line or in your classroom.
Winter Rhythm Google Slides Drag and Drop Activities
Have fun using these snowman and winter music and movement activities in your classes this winter.
Looking for more winter music and movement activities?
Let’s get kids moving and learning with music!
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Hi there! I’m Sandra, one of the authors behind Sing Play Create. My goal is to provide teachers with interactive resources and activities to improve the effectiveness of their teaching and enhance student learning.
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