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Teaching Tips & Activity Context: In this high-energy video led by Coach Corey Martin, kids are invited to join the Stitch Brain Break Party! The video features Stitch running, dancing, and playing games in a fun-filled and lively setting with engaging music, colorful animations, and surprise party moments. It is perfect for preschool, kindergarten, and elementary school students looking to move, dance, and have a blast breaking a sweat. This video is ideal for: Preschool, kindergarten, and elementary school students Brain breaks, indoor recess, or energizing transitions during the school day Suitable for both virtual and in-person learning environments Skills Focus: Cardiovascular endurance Coordination Following directions Spatial awareness Instructional Suggestions: To keep students engaged and active, consider playing the video on a large screen or interactive whiteboard. Encourage students to follow along with Coach Corey Martin and mimic Stitch's movements. Use verbal cues or gestures to help students understand when to freeze or change dance moves. For students who may need modifications, provide alternative movements or encourage them to dance in their own way. Consider incorporating simple hand movements or seated dance options for students with mobility challenges. Ensure a safe space for movement by clearing the area of any obstacles and reminding students to be mindful of their surroundings during energetic movements and dance routines. Extension Ideas (optional): After the brain break video, engage students in a discussion about the importance of staying active and taking movement breaks throughout the day. Integrate concepts of taking care of our bodies and minds through physical activity into health or wellness lessons. Encourage students to create their own dance routines or movement sequences inspired by the video to showcase their creativity and coordination skills.

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