Category: Math + Science Movers
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In this lesson, students will explore the concept of tessellations—patterns made by repeating shapes without any gaps or overlaps. By using their bodies to form…
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Arts integration is more than a teaching strategy—it is a commitment to engaging the whole child through creative learning. This approach values both the arts…
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In this interactive lesson, students bring geometry to life by exploring how shapes move and change through rotation, translation (sliding), reflection (flipping), and resizing (scaling).…
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I’ve spent the weekend enjoying the latest research on dance science and neuroscience; and I’m energized. What many of us in the field have practiced…
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When students track this data over time, they gain insight into their own growth—and learn how to analyze patterns, calculate averages, and even create graphs…
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Geometry comes to life through movement. In Mirror Me, students physically explore congruent and similar shapes by mirroring or resizing their partner’s pose. This hands-on…
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This engaging, movement-based lesson transforms geometry into a collaborative and experiential learning process. By physically forming quadrilaterals, students internalize shape properties through kinesthetic exploration, developing…
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Whether you’re working in a traditional classroom, studio, or community center, these materials help create a responsive environment where students can explore academic ideas through…
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Angles are made when two lines meet at a point, called a vertex. We can find angles all around us—in buildings, art, and even how…
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Students will learn how to use a protractor to measure and draw angles and identify types of angles based on their measurements.
