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Bring some rest, energy and joy into the classroom through some of these fun breaks ideas!

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Learning Breaks are a very important part of a joyful classroom. Not only are they a chance for students to have fun together, but research has recently shown that taking 3-5 minute breaks every 10-15 minutes of instruction may actually help students learn!

Here are a few of our favorite kid-tested brain breaks. Do you have a favorite? Please let us know on social media or through our contact page.

Simple line drawing of a person dancing with arms raised and one leg bent, accompanied by the text "MOVE BREAKS" on a light green watercolor background.
A watercolor background with a paintbrush and artist palette icon, and the text "Creative Breaks" underneath.
Illustration of a computer monitor with a play button and slider, titled 'Video Breaks'.
Purple watercolored background with a simple line drawing of a lotus flower and a small heart above it, with the words 'Calm Breaks' at the bottom.
Simple illustration of a running shoe with motion lines next to it, with the text 'Exercise Breaks' below.
An open book with a sprouting plant on top, symbolizing growth and learning, with the words "Learn More" underneath.
Line drawing of three people giving each other a high five with the words "Class Games" beneath them, on a light blue background.

Favorite Video Brain Breaks