Module 6: Curation Tools & Websites

ABC: An Amazing Dr. Seuss Alphabet Party This activity is a fun and interactive way to teach students the alphabet through a Dr. Seuss-themed party. It combines music, movement, and rhymes to engage students in learning their ABCs. I would use this activity during literacy lessons to reinforce letter recognition and phonemic awareness. It's perfect for transitioning between activities or as a brain break to get students moving and energized.

"Switch" activity is a high-energy dance routine that encourages kids to get up and move. This activity is ideal for helping students burn off excess energy, improve their coordination, and boost their mood. I chose "Switch" because it combines fun, exercise, and music to create an engaging experience for young learners. In my future classroom, I would use this activity as a movement break between lessons, especially after a long period of seated work. It’s a great way to re-energize students and help them refocus on their tasks.

“High-5 Champ: Strength Level 3" is a fun exercise routine that builds strength through moves like squats and push-ups. I would use this for physical education or indoor recess, and to energize students after focused work. It's a great way to promote physical fitness and healthy habits in an enjoyable way.

"Smevin's First Day of School" helps young students get comfortable with starting school. It teaches important social and emotional skills and can be used during the first week to ease anxieties and introduce routines. In a preschool classroom, I would play this video to facilitate discussions about feelings, making friends, and understanding classroom rules. It’s a great way to create a positive and supportive atmosphere for young learners.