A facilitation guide for teachers featuring game modes, learning objectives, and practical tips for implementing the Big Body Blitz movement cards in the classroom.

A comprehensive set of 24 large printable action cards featuring zoo animal, superhero, insect, and dancing movement themes. Each card includes vibrant visuals and clear instructions.

Large, high-contrast visual prompts for the Electric Slide dance sequence, featuring step names, count guides, and modifications for seated/limited mobility students. Each page is perfectly sized for 8.5x11 printing.

Teacher guide for the Electric Slide line dance, including instructional steps, an assessment rubric, and specific modifications for students with limited mobility or those using wheelchairs.

A colorful 5x7 inch volunteer sign-up card for 'Hungry Hippo Dash', designed to be printed on 8.5x11 and cut, featuring 6 slots for volunteer names.

A colorful 6x8 inch volunteer sign-up card for 'Hungry Hippo Dash', designed to be printed and cut, featuring 6 slots for volunteer names.

Large, colorful "YES" and "NO" cards for teachers to use as visual aids during consent practice activities.

A creative drawing activity for preschoolers to identify and visualize their circle of trusted adults.

A detailed instructional guide for a 20-minute preschool lesson on consent and safe adults.

A visually supported two-page recipe for baked apples, featuring clear icons, a simple step-by-step layout, and a large reflection area for student feedback. Designed for young learners with bold text and safety reminders.

A teacher guide providing learning objectives, lesson sequence, differentiation strategies, and an updated answer key for the Recess Power lesson.

A multiple choice assessment for students with IEPs, featuring visual cues and identical option styling for 1st-2nd grade or Pre-K/K learners. Now includes a question on central idea.

A simplified reading passage for 1st-2nd grade level with visual emoji supports for key concepts like playing, strength, friendship, and brain breaks.

A visual presentation with large text and symbols explaining why recess is important for physical health, social skills, and classroom focus.