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Coach Corey Martin: The Freedom Shuffle Brain Break | 4th of July Freeze Dance Fun!

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Teaching Tips & Activity Context: Join Coach Corey Martin in the Freedom Shuffle Brain Break for some 4th of July Freeze Dance Fun! Kids can follow the moving objects on the screen to find characters like Lady Liberty and Uncle Sam. Completing all 3 levels unlocks a BONUS Jump Battle with fireworks and celebrations. This video is a perfect way to add movement and fun to classroom breaks, indoor recess, or summer camps. It can also be enjoyed for dancing at home. This video is ideal for: Grades K8 Classroom breaks, indoor recess, brain breaks, or summer camps Suitable for both virtual and in-person learning settings Skills Focus: Coordination Cardiovascular Endurance Rhythmic Movement Spatial Awareness Instructional Suggestions: Encourage students to follow along with the characters on the screen and freeze when the music stops. Modify the movements to accommodate different abilities and provide options for students who need to move at a slower pace or with simpler actions. To manage classroom participation, consider using this video as a structured brain break routine that students can look forward to each time. It's a great way to promote movement and engagement in a fun and festive manner. For virtual learning, teachers can share the video screen or provide clear verbal instructions for students to follow along with the movements. Encourage students to create their own dance moves inspired by American symbols like the flag or fireworks. Extension Ideas: After the dance session, engage students in a discussion about the significance of the 4th of July and why certain symbols like Lady Liberty and Uncle Sam are important in American culture. This can tie the movement activity to social studies or history lessons. Additionally, students can create their own patriotic dances or artwork based on the themes introduced in the video.

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