Middle school brain breaks

Quick and easy middle school brain breaks will help keep your middle schoolers' brains fresh, support emotional regulation, and mental health.

Brain breaks for middle school students are extremely important not only for everyone's sanity, but for their brain development.

I decided to insert a few "surprise" videos sporadically throughout the presentation as a mini brain break for my students.

This collection of 15 brain games are perfect for kids in upper elementary and middle school classrooms. This games make kids think and plan in new and creative ways. Each game is low-prep and easy to implement. Check out this set of 15 kid-approved brain games perfect for the classroom!

In the high school setting, we are seeing more of a need for brain breaks for high school kids than ever before. In this article we are covering brain break activities for high school as a way to incorporate movement within the high school setting. You’ll also want to refer to our resource on middle school brain breaks for more resources on brain-break ideas for teens and older kids.

Students need to get their wiggles out after sitting even for a short period of time! These 12 FREE Brain Breaks will give you some fun ideas to try in your 1st - 5th grade classroom.

These physical brain breaks can be done at school or home, while maintaining social distancing, in short spurts.

Two and a Crayon is sweeping classrooms by storm. With easy set up and high engagement, here's how the brain break works.

Reading and listening are the core components of comprehension based language classes. We know that students acquire language when they hear and read messages that they understand–so read and listen they will! Sometimes, we share short, easily digestible texts with students. Other times, we need to read a text of a significant length in order…