Welcome back to our Brain Boosters: Active Learning Games for Kids series! We can’t wait to share another post in our great lineup of active learning strategies and games for kids!
Today’s post comes from Margaret Rice, a physical therapist and the owner of Your Therapy Source, Inc. Get a classroom up and moving while reinforcing sight words! Students will enjoy this fun game to liven up sight word acquisition. Download the printable and grab some sight word index cards and the lesson is ready to go!
Margaret Rice, PT, is the owner of Your Therapy Source Inc., an online resource for special education, pediatric occupational therapy and pediatric physical therapy. She has authored many publications that encourage sensory motor skills in children.
Here at The Inspired Treehouse, we are big advocates of active learning for kids. To us, this means getting kids up out of those desks and inspiring them to move to learn!
This time of year, teachers, parents, and therapists everywhere are looking for new ideas to support active learning in kids, and we’re here to help! For the next several weeks, an awesome group of kids activities bloggers from all different backgrounds will be sharing their favorite movement-based learning activities for kids. New links will be added to the Brain Boosters series page as each post goes live week by week.
These activities will offer practical, tangible tips for parents to target academic concepts through whole body movement and we hope to share as many aspects of learning as we can from preschool through the early elementary years.
