movement education

"Movement integration is an integral part of improving student's cognitive engagement. . . . Rebecca Stobaugh presents research-backed strategies for improving students' classroom engagement and comprehension utilizing classroom design, class climate, and classroom management"--Provided by publisher.

". . . offering 20 ready-to-use storytime plans tailored to specific age groups, including babies, toddlers, preschool and all-ages programs . . .; advice and best practices gleaned from interviews with professionals who specialize in storytimes, music making with children and families, yoga storytime, and drama education; and lists of recommended resources, from interactive print booksto children's music and videos available digitally, with tips on choosing the best materials"--Provided by publisher.

"Engage your child in hours of play with Mandisa Watts's colorful collection of sensory bin activities that aid with memory formation, language development, problem-solving skills and more. Perfect for toddlers from eighteen months to three years old and beyond, each bin makes use of materials you already have at home and helps reignite your kids' interest in toys long forgotten"--.

A collection of over 100 movement games for children that helps to develop coordination, self-confidence, trust, and noncompetitive physical expression.

Explores four different directions we can move. Includes online music access.

Explains how teachers can incorporate regular physical activity into the classroom to help students increase attention span, wake up the brain, master new information, refocus, and stay alert.

"SmartMoves leads users through a series of increasingly complicated body movements that function as a kind of calisthenics for the brain"--Container.

Contains 404 movement activities aimed at helping students aged three through nine release energy and promoting a positive learning environment.

Demonstrates an exercise routine appropriate for indoor recess in intermediate grades.