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Physical Environment. Commandment 6: Incorporate movement into activities. Let’s Get Up and Move. HOW LONG ARE YOUR STUDENTS SITTING?. CIRCLE TIME? LISTENING? DOING SEATWORK?. Physical Environment. Commandment 6: Incorporate movement into activities. Let’s Get Up and Move. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Physical Environment
Page 2: Physical Environment

Physical Environment

Page 3: Physical Environment

Commandment 6:Incorporate movement into activities

Page 4: Physical Environment

Let’s Get Up and Move

Page 5: Physical Environment

HOW LONG ARE YOUR STUDENTS SITTING?

• CIRCLE TIME?• LISTENING? • DOING SEATWORK?

Page 6: Physical Environment

Physical Environment

Page 7: Physical Environment

Commandment 6:Incorporate movement into activities

Page 8: Physical Environment

Let’s Get Up and Move

Page 9: Physical Environment

HOW LONG ARE YOUR STUDENTS SITTING?

• CIRCLE TIME?• LISTENING? • DOING SEATWORK?

Page 10: Physical Environment

• Research says that sitting and listening and paying attention is developmental.

• The amount of minutes is related to age up to 15.

• 10 minutes and attention starts to drift if information is boring monotonous

• Digital kids listen faster• 2E students especially those

with ADHD think better when moving

Page 11: Physical Environment

Provide opportunities for movement within curriculum

Distance = rate x time

Opposite Board

Page 12: Physical Environment

Movement to support learning

• The walking lane• Travel pair share• Transition dancer-size

Page 13: Physical Environment

Physical Environment

Page 14: Physical Environment

Commandment 6:Incorporate movement into activities

Page 15: Physical Environment

Let’s Get Up and Move

Page 16: Physical Environment

HOW LONG ARE YOUR STUDENTS SITTING?

• CIRCLE TIME?• LISTENING? • DOING SEATWORK?

Page 17: Physical Environment

• Research says that sitting and listening and paying attention is developmental.

• The amount of minutes is related to age up to 15.

• 10 minutes and attention starts to drift if information is boring monotonous

• Digital kids listen faster• 2E students especially those

with ADHD think better when moving

Page 18: Physical Environment

Provide opportunities for movement within curriculum

Distance = rate x time

Opposite Board

Page 19: Physical Environment

Movement to support learning

• The walking lane• Travel pair share• Transition dancer-size

Page 20: Physical Environment
Page 21: Physical Environment

Commandment 7:Be creative with classroom

space, lighting, and furniture

Page 22: Physical Environment

Refocusing areas & tools .

Page 23: Physical Environment

Physical Environment

Page 24: Physical Environment

Commandment 6:Incorporate movement into activities

Page 25: Physical Environment

Let’s Get Up and Move

Page 26: Physical Environment

HOW LONG ARE YOUR STUDENTS SITTING?

• CIRCLE TIME?• LISTENING? • DOING SEATWORK?

Page 27: Physical Environment

• Research says that sitting and listening and paying attention is developmental.

• The amount of minutes is related to age up to 15.

• 10 minutes and attention starts to drift if information is boring monotonous

• Digital kids listen faster• 2E students especially those

with ADHD think better when moving

Page 28: Physical Environment

Provide opportunities for movement within curriculum

Distance = rate x time

Opposite Board

Page 29: Physical Environment

Movement to support learning

• The walking lane• Travel pair share• Transition dancer-size

Page 30: Physical Environment
Page 31: Physical Environment

Commandment 7:Be creative with classroom

space, lighting, and furniture

Page 32: Physical Environment

Refocusing areas & tools .

Page 33: Physical Environment

Physical Environment

Page 34: Physical Environment

Commandment 6:Incorporate movement into activities

Page 35: Physical Environment

Let’s Get Up and Move

Page 36: Physical Environment

HOW LONG ARE YOUR STUDENTS SITTING?

• CIRCLE TIME?• LISTENING? • DOING SEATWORK?

Page 37: Physical Environment

• Research says that sitting and listening and paying attention is developmental.

• The amount of minutes is related to age up to 15.

• 10 minutes and attention starts to drift if information is boring monotonous

• Digital kids listen faster• 2E students especially those

with ADHD think better when moving

Page 38: Physical Environment

Provide opportunities for movement within curriculum

Distance = rate x time

Opposite Board

Page 39: Physical Environment

Movement to support learning

• The walking lane• Travel pair share• Transition dancer-size

Page 40: Physical Environment
Page 41: Physical Environment

Commandment 7:Be creative with classroom

space, lighting, and furniture

Page 42: Physical Environment

Refocusing areas & tools .

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Commandment 8:Provide grouping arrangements