Take a Break
#Teacher2Teacher  |  March 27, 2024

Take a Break

Breaks are scientifically proven to aide in mental and physical health. Whether it is a small break from doing a task or a larger week-long break from school, breaks are essential as humans. It has been shown that Spring break can be highly beneficial to students’ and teachers’ mental health because this week of vacation allows for a much-needed mental decompression from demanding school-related stressors (homework, social encounters, deadlines, schedules, grades, etc.).


How Things Move

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Video: How Things Move

Roll, slide, bounce, and spin. Discover many different ways objects can move. Give your students a preliminary lesson in physical science with this fun program designed to get children thinking about pushes and pulls. Students enjoy learning about position, movement, and the forces used to make objects move.

Student Application

Enjoy learning about position, movement, and the forces used to make objects move.


Learning Objectives

  1. Students will understand that many types of motion exist. For example, an object may be able to roll, slide, spin, glide, or even bounce.
  2. Students will realize that objects can move in different directions (up, down, left, right, frontward and backward).
  3. Students will notice that the shape and size of an obj...

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Supporting Activities

  1. Before viewing the video

    1. Tell the students "Move something. Now move something else. Move a part of your body. Tell me what you just did. You put these things in motion-you made them move. What is motion? Watch the video to find out."
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