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Fitness February At School
Fitness February At School
Click on this bitmoji scene to open an interactive slide full of activities to get you moving in the classroom! Just click on anything in the photo to open a surprise movement or physical fitness activity!
FAVORITE LINKS
Open any of the websites linked below for additional ideas. videos, and activities to inspire movement in your classroom!
Movement Videos
Movement Videos
Grade level playlists of interactive teacher-led videos created by Dallas ISD physical educators.
Go Noodle
Go Noodle
GoNoodle is designed to encourage and inspire movement at school, home, and everywhere kids are! It is age- appropriate for ages 5-12 and up!
Active Classrooms
Active Classrooms
This landing page is designed to give you and your students a much needed physical activity boost throughout the school day.
Hip Hop Public Health
Hip Hop Public Health
This resource has a variety of movement activities that can be filtered by grade band
(K-2, 3-5, 6-8, 9-12) content and media type.
NEW LINKS
Try the websites linked below for some new and exciting ways to keep your students moving throughout the school day!
Heart Healthy & Ready to Go
Heart Healthy & Ready to Go
Action for Healthy Kids has a great bank of resources to get your students moving with some heart-loving ideas for classroom activity breaks.
Texas Community Challenge
Texas Community Challenge
The Challenge is back for 2021 with some exciting new upgrades. With the pandemic affecting the way we all go about our daily lives, It's Time Texas wanted to make sure we could participate safely and easily in the 2021 Community Challenge.
Activity Breaks Tracker
Activity Breaks Tracker
Try creating a classroom physical activity calendar of events that includes a variety of ideas throughout the month. Use this or another classroom physical activity tracker to help your students reach 10 minutes daily!
Dancing Classrooms - NE Ohio
Dancing Classrooms - NE Ohio
BREAK Dance is a virtual "brain break" curriculum for students that was developed in response to teacher and principal requests (100% of survey respondents, both teachers and principals, asked for them). BREAK Dance was developed because Breaks Reset Engagement, Attention and Knowledge.
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