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Matthew Wood (PE & Brain Breaks): Flamingo Stomp! Summer Brain Break Just Dance Danny Go Noodle Freeze Dance

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Teaching Tips & Activity Context: In this video, Coach Corey Martin leads a fun and energetic dance session called the "Flamingo Stomp!" where students get to mimic dance moves and help power up their flamingo friends. The video is designed as a summer brain break, promoting movement and fun in the classroom. It's a great way to keep kids engaged and active, all while having a blast dancing with flamingos. This video is ideal for: Grades K5 Brain breaks, indoor recess, or end-of-day wind-down sessions Suitable for both virtual and in-person learning environments Skills Focus: Dance coordination Gross motor skills Spatial awareness Following movement patterns Instructional Suggestions: To keep students engaged and ensure participation, consider playing the video with clear instructions, allowing students to follow along easily. Encourage students to express themselves through movement and have fun with the dance routine. For students who may find the moves challenging, offer modifications or encourage them to dance at their own pace. Consider setting up a designated dance area in the classroom for students to move freely and safely. Extension Ideas (optional): After the dance session, have students discuss how they felt during the activity and share their favorite dance moves. Integrate this activity with a science lesson about flamingos and their unique characteristics, or a writing activity where students create a story about a flamingo adventure. Encourage students to create their own dance routines inspired by animals or nature for a creative movement experience.

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