LEARNING

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Isabella Campbell
According to Dr. Lanningham-Foster, Ph.D., endocrinologist at the Mayo Clinic, “kids crave movement. What’s more, they need movement for proper development. We need to find ways to give children more opportunities to move, whether it’s at school or at home.” Increase activity in school with a Movement Maze; a guided course outside of our classrooms that leads our students through a variety of purposeful movement. Students take a short break, utilize muscle groups, and re-enter the classroom rea

MOVEMENT

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This is a good example of parts and wholes with an informal learning experience. The teacher chose the activity, but does not have a specific object they were asked to build.

PLAY BASED

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MUSIC

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EMOTIONS

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Such a fun process to try! (Crumpled Paper Art for Kids- inspired by the children's book, Ish!)~ BuggyandBuddy.com
I'm sure you and your tamariki will totally fall in love with these freebie Matariki cards. They are nifty, don't take long and are a wonderful koha for someone. Watch the video.   This would be great for a small

ART

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Going Strong in 2nd Grade: Class Dojo Update, Q&A, and a GIVEAWAY!

BEHAVIOUR MANAGEMENT

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#photography #inspiration #design #graphicdesign #art #quote #free #stunning

DISPLAY

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Easy, inexpensive back to school student gift with a free gift tag printable.
Pepeha korowai

CULTURE

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LITERACY

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Building Shapes Popsicle Sticks Busy Bag by KeepingMyKiddoBusy
his is very clever! I am loving this idea using paper cups. Heidi @the_harmony_tree_house #Repost @adelines_hearts_and_crafts • • • • •

MATHS

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