Teaching Resources — Page 7
Find practical lessons for movement, feelings, classroom routines and learning at home. Choose a topic or start with a teacher-friendly guide below.
Browse articles
Page 7 of 9 · 101 articles
- Healthy Eating Brain Break for Kids: Make Nutrition Fun Through Movement
Picky eaters and junk-food battles are real. Here's how to teach kids about healthy food through movement, music, and play — no lectures required.
- Girls in Sports: How to Build Confidence Through Movement
Girls drop out of sports at much higher rates than boys. Here's why representation, confidence, and movement matter — and how parents and teachers can keep girls in the game.
- Water Safety Song for Kids: How to Help Children Feel Safe Around Water
Water safety starts long before swim lessons. Here's how parents and teachers can help kids feel calm, confident, and prepared around water — with a song that makes the lesson stick.
- K-Pop Brain Break for Kids: Demon Hunters Inspired Movement Game
A K-pop inspired brain break for kids with dancing, jumping, dodging, and a fun Demon Hunters style boss battle. Great for classrooms, rainy days, and indoor movement breaks.
- How to Teach Kids to Keep Trying After Failure
A parent and teacher guide to building resilience, growth mindset, and the courage to try again — plus a children's book about perseverance that brings the lesson to life.
- Brain Breaks for Kindergarten: Movement Activities That Actually Work
A teacher and parent guide to brain breaks for kindergarten: short, classroom-ready movement activities that help five and six year olds focus, regulate, and learn.
- Indoor Recess Activities: Games by Space and Energy Level
Choose indoor recess activities by space, equipment and energy level, with supervised movement, creative play, quiet choices and a copyable activity matrix.
- Morning Movement for Kids: Start the Day Calm, Focused, and Ready
How a few minutes of morning movement can help kids start the day calmer, more focused, and emotionally regulated — at home and in the classroom.
- Mr. J and the Tower That Fell: Complete Book Guide
A complete Mr. J and the Tower That Fell book guide covering the story, themes, reading age, formats, ISBNs, and ways to discuss it.
- GoNoodle Alternatives for Kids: Fresh Brain Breaks Teachers Will Love
Looking for GoNoodle alternatives? A guide to fresh, classroom-ready brain breaks and movement videos for kids — including SEL songs, dance games, and follow-along workouts.
- Mr. J and the Tower That Fell Themes Explained
Mr. J and the Tower That Fell themes explained through procrastination, uneven labor, loss, creativity, honesty, tears, and imperfect rebuilding.
- Movement Songs for Preschoolers: Music That Gets Little Bodies Moving
The best movement songs for preschoolers and toddlers — easy follow-along music videos that build coordination, language, and listening skills through play.