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Fall Movement Breaks for Children

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Fall movement breaks for children is essential for many reasons. Kids need to take mental brain breaks and physical brain breaks.

I know that if I work on something too long, or get stuck, moving is the easiest and most effective way for me to get back on track and refocused.

The different with our children is that they need those breaks more often.

Incorporating movement with learn is essential for the classroom teacher.

So I’ve put together some fun fall movement breaks for children you can use in your class today.

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FALL MOVEMENT BREAKS FOR CHILDREN

[svp]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dyZS4_dw0pU[/svp]

Fall Move and Freeze Dance is a great kids work out and a fun movement activity break for P.E., Music, Kindergarten, Preschool and First Graders.
Use this video for your indoor recess, brain break activities.

HOW TO USE THIS VIDEO

First, review the actions by pausing the video when a new action comes up, or scroll through the video and have children practice each action.

Next, tell them to BREATHE in between actions.

Challenge them to move to the beat of the music.

Review what you want them to do on FREEZE. Do you want the students to stay standing? Can they fall to the floor? Do they need to be quiet? Set your expectations before doing the activity.

Choose how long you want to do the activity. The FREEZE and FREE CHOICE are spaced throughout the video about every minute. This gives the students a chance to rest and for you to end the activity.

Finally, after the activity ask the students to share the easiest move and their hardest move with their neighbor.

This way they can self assess and learn that everyone has challenges and successes!

Do you like to use movement in your classroom? We have an entire series of FALL MUSIC AND MOVEMENT ACTIVITIES.

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Turkey Freeze Dance, Brain Break, Exercise, Movement Activity

Gobble, gobble! It’s a Turkey Freeze Dance brain break and movement activity with mini music lessons and coloring pages to practice Music Dynamics. Students will have so much fun moving to 16 different actions with the turkeys! Coloring sheets of each action give students an opportunity to write the action words. Activities include mini lesson on Loud/Soft, High/Low, Fast/Slow and worksheets for students to learn about music dynamics. Flashcards provide a variety of teaching opportunities for students to create their own patterns and read the words. Freeze dance is more than just moving. Your students can make music connections using these activities.

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Here’s a Free movement activity you can use in any classroom.

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FREEBIE FREEZE DANCE SAMPLER PREVIEW

MORE FALL MUSIC AND MOVEMENT ACTIVITIES

We created an entire series of Fall movement activities.

FALL SCARF MOVEMENT VIDEOS

FALL EXERCISE VIDEOS

FALL LEARNING ACTIVITIES

FALL SONGS AND MOVEMENT ACTIVITIES

Looking for more music and movement activities on our channel?

Here are the TOP FAVORITES!
Hello Everybody Hello Song
Ocean Friends Freeze Dance
Farm Animal Song
Steady Beat Activity

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Be sure to check out all of our songs too!

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Looking for movement props?
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I’m hoping that you’ll be able to use these fall movement breaks in your classroom!

Let’s MOVE and LEARN with Music!

Sandra from Sing Play Create
Fall movement breaks for children is essential for many reasons. Kids need to take mental brain breaks and physical brain breaks.
Fall movement breaks for children is essential for many reasons. Kids need to take mental brain breaks and physical brain breaks.

I know that if I work on something too long, or get stuck, moving is the easiest and most effective way for me to get back on track and refocused.

The different with our children is that they need those breaks more often.

Incorporating movement with learn is essential for the classroom teacher.

So I’ve put together some fun fall movement breaks for children you can use in your class today.

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Meet Sandra

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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