Staying Active
Embedded Files
Join our EA Barbara and her girls for a session of fun ballet. Barbara is also a certified ballet teacher with the Royal Academy of Dance!
A brain break is just what it sounds like — a break from whatever children are focusing on. Short brain breaks during “work time” have been shown to have real benefits. They reduce stress and frustration and increase attention and productivity.
P.E. with Joe
P.E. with Joe
Kids' workouts with Joe Wicks. Each workout is around 5-10 minutes.
Interactive adventures which build strength, balance and confidence - and get kids into yoga and mindfulness early!
Learn this choreography to We Don't Talk about Bruno and dance along!
Play-At-Home-Playbook.pdfActive games to play at home
The games in this guide can be played anywhere, but we have assembled them for kids who may be playing at home due to school closures. Making playtime run smoothly often starts with game rules, while still keeping it fun. In the following pages, you will find the rules of games that require little to no equipment, can be played with one child or siblings, and can be led by families, teachers, caring adults, and peers.
Page updated
Report abuse