Brain breaks have been popular for quite some time now. We’ve learned that regularly incorporating short movement activities throughout the instructional day not only allows children to get their wiggles out, but it energizes them while increasing their ability to focus on the next learning activity as well. Just smack up one of these short clips on your board and get to steppin’! These clips are sure to get your students (and maybe even you) moving and grooving!
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2) Madagascar’s ‘I Like to Move It’ Video
3) Wyclef Jean ‘Electric City’ Music Video
5) ‘The Ding Dong Song’ Crazy Frogs Video
6) The Learning Station’s ‘C’Mon Let’s Dance’ Video
7) ‘The Cha Cha Slide’ Instructional Video
8) ‘If You’re a Kid’ Instructional Video
10) Sesame Street: ‘Share it Maybe’ Video
11) Cee Lo Green’s ‘Kung Fu Fighting’ Video
12) Koo Koo Kanga Roo’s ‘What’s That You Say?’ Video
13) VINCI ‘The Hokey Pokey’ Video
14) They Might Be Giants ‘Clap Your Hands’ Video
15) ‘Move to Learn’ Fitness Break Video
16) Yogabbagabba’s ‘I Like To Dance’ Video
17) Kidz Bop ‘Chicken Noodle’ Soup Video
18) Eric Herman’s ‘Ants in Your Pants’ Video
20) Bazooka Bubble Gum Rap Video
21) The GiggleBellies ‘If You’re Happy And You Know It’ Video
22) Kidz Bop ‘Call Me Maybe’ Video
23) EFlashApps ‘Tooty Ta Song’ Video
24) The Sundance Kids Yoga/Music Video
26) ChuChu TV Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes Video
28) Hooplah Kidz ‘The Hokey Pokey’ Video
29) Yo Gabba Gabba The Freeze Game Video
30) Debbie Doo and Friends ‘Let’s Star Jump’ Video
