Here are more specific examples for each movement listed above:
Start by taking a couple of deep breathes.
Squeeze, pat, and brush all over your body.
Make a big shape and then a smaller one. Repeat a couple of times.
Wiggle all over, make sure to move your spine.
Move your upper half.
Move your lower half.
Move the left side of your body.
Move the right side of your body.
Use your eyes to track your hand up, down, right, and left.
Bring your right elbow to your left knee, then your left elbow to your right knee.
Lean over and swing between your legs.
Spin in a circle. Repeat the other way.
You've made me curious! What is the brain dance???
ReplyDeleteJennifer @ Herding Kats In Kindergarten
What is brain dance? Now I'm curious about what I'm missing!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE brain dance! I teach in an arts integrated school and we have had the opportunity to learn about brain dance in several different staff developments.
ReplyDeleteLifeInSpecialEducation
this looks fun!
ReplyDeleteLory
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This is so much fun! In my class, I've always called them "Brain Breaks" and the kids absolutely love it! Whenever they have been sitting for too long or are preparing for a test, I will always have a little one ask me if we can do a quick brain break ;)
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✿Valerie
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I am so going to try this out on Monday! We are mandated to do daily physical exercise (dpa) in every classroom. I think the kids are going to LOVE this...thanks!
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