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students through a lesson and sometimes use as Instant Activity challenges as well (see below for an example of a summary slide from our Jump Rope Unit) I also used the videos to create some great Animated GIF Slideshows that I use to progress. In the videos I take students through different skills related to the unit and move to a new skill every 30 – 60 seconds depending on the video
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It was a ton of work figuring out how to use a green screen and deciding what skills to use, but I’m so glad I did because it’s been a great tool to use when teaching. I really loved having them warmup using skills that are specific to the lesson and would contribute to the overall focus of the unit.
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Sometimes I even put my own Daily Warmup Follow Along up for the kids if I am setting up for an activityįollow the Leader Skills Videos and Animated GIFSĪfter I got a TV installed in my gym I started creating follow the leader videos for each unit that I was teaching my students.
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When I was teaching virtually I also made a cool resource for our Membership and TPT store with over 100 of my favorite follow along workouts and warmups – you can check it out on TPT here: The Youtube Resource Guide or if you’re a member you can download it in the membership area. Some of my favorite channels for quick warmups are Go Noodle, Fitness Blender, Just Dance Videos and Get Kids Moving Youtube Follow AlongsĪfter the year most teachers had in 2020 and many of us going virtual for at least part of the time, there are TONS of awesome follow along videos that would work great for kids warming up. Note: The first 3 activities will require a screen, TV or projector of some kind. If you don’t have to do another task like setup equipment or take attendance you can join in the activity with your kids and lead by example, while also offering feedback and refinements throughout the activity. Just setup a projector or plug into a TV and you are good to go. They are great for those situations when need to transition or prepare for the next lesson, but also need to get your class warmed up.
These are my Top 5 Favorite Warm-Up Activities.
There are definitely times that I need to setup or take down equipment to transition from one class to the next or do some other management task – in those situations I use warm-ups that are plug and play – so the kids are engaged and active while I’m getting ready for the lesson. Check Out Fastest Class Challenge Resources Page.All Links from the video linked on the page below:
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