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Coach Corey Martin: The Mario Shuffle Brain Break Freeze Dance with Mario Danny Go

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Teaching Tips & Activity Context: In "Coach Corey Martin: The Mario Shuffle Brain Break Freeze Dance with Mario Danny Go," kids are invited to join Mario and his friends in a playful and energetic dance party in the Mushroom Kingdom. This high-energy workout is designed to engage kids in movement, laughter, and learning as they follow along with Mario's dance moves. Whether in a classroom setting, during brain breaks, indoor recess, or warm-ups, this video offers a fun and interactive way for kids to get their bodies moving. This video is ideal for: Grades K8 Brain breaks, indoor recess, warm-ups Suitable for both virtual and in-person learning environments Skills Focus: Coordination Cardiovascular endurance Locomotor skills Spatial awareness Instructional Suggestions: To maximize engagement and participation, consider playing the music at a moderate volume to allow students to hear the instructions clearly. Encourage students to follow along with Mario's movements while adding their unique flair to the dance party. For students who may need modifications, offer simpler movement options or encourage them to dance at their own pace. To enhance classroom management, establish clear boundaries for movement space to ensure the safety of all students while dancing. Consider incorporating elements of Freeze Dance into the activity, where students freeze when the music stops to practice listening skills. Extension Ideas (optional): After the dance party with Mario, encourage students to create their own dance moves inspired by different characters in the Mushroom Kingdom. This could be a creative way to engage students in physical activity while fostering creativity and imagination. For an integrated learning experience, have students research the benefits of dance and movement on physical health and well-being.

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