So, I finally decided that maybe I should take note of when they get fidgety and just let them move a bit. So I started making up my own mini exercise routines (touch your toes, jump up and down, etc.) to try to get them moving. And then I had an awesome thought, “You know, I bet there’s an website for this…” And that’s when I discovered Go Noodle. To be fair, I should say I “rediscovered Go Noodle.” Almost a year ago Mike told me about this site, but at the time, I had no use for it. But now it has become a lifesaver for me. Go Noodle is a website filled with short 2-3 min videos that are designed to get kids moving, help them wake up, help them focus, calm your class down and much more. You can set up a class account, choose an avatar (that grows the more videos you do), and then even favorite the videos you and your class like best so you can easily find them later.
I have a squirrely class this year. They are awesome and I adore them but sometimes they just cannot stop moving. So, I finally decided that maybe I should take note of when they get fidgety and just let them move a bit. So I started making up my own mini exercise routines (touch your toes, jump up and down, etc.) to try to get them moving. And then I had an awesome thought, “You know, I bet there’s an website for this…” And that’s when I discovered Go Noodle. To be fair, I should say I “rediscovered Go Noodle.” Almost a year ago Mike told me about this site, but at the time, I had no use for it. But now it has become a lifesaver for me. Go Noodle is a website filled with short 2-3 min videos that are designed to get kids moving, help them wake up, help them focus, calm your class down and much more. You can set up a class account, choose an avatar (that grows the more videos you do), and then even favorite the videos you and your class like best so you can easily find them later.
So, I finally decided that maybe I should take note of when they get fidgety and just let them move a bit. So I started making up my own mini exercise routines (touch your toes, jump up and down, etc.) to try to get them moving. And then I had an awesome thought, “You know, I bet there’s an website for this…” And that’s when I discovered Go Noodle. To be fair, I should say I “rediscovered Go Noodle.” Almost a year ago Mike told me about this site, but at the time, I had no use for it. But now it has become a lifesaver for me. Go Noodle is a website filled with short 2-3 min videos that are designed to get kids moving, help them wake up, help them focus, calm your class down and much more. You can set up a class account, choose an avatar (that grows the more videos you do), and then even favorite the videos you and your class like best so you can easily find them later.
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