Math & Movement

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How do you support different learning needs without changing your entire curriculum? Hear how a third-grade teacher found that movement-based learning helped close learning gaps in his classroom by giving students multiple ways to engage with the same materials.

Teachers and admin in schools using Math & Movement observe increases in student engagement, participation, and overall attitudes toward learning. Our program supplements your existing curriculum and lesson plans with high-impact kinesthetic strategies.

By turning math into a game, play-based learning and purposeful movement activate neuroplasticity, lower stress levels, and create space for new brain connections to grow. Learning can actually be fun! 🙌 This is what classrooms look like when movement supports thinking.

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Why are students struggling to stay engaged in school? By asking students to sit still all day, we're asking them to override their natural inclination toward movement to learn. Physical movement boosts alertness and supports engagement and comprehension.

What if one of the most powerful academic tools isn’t another worksheet — but play? ⛹️ When students move while learning, especially with cross-body movements, the brain lights up across multiple regions. Attention increases, retention improves, and stress drops.

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How could movement-based learning support your classroom? Hear from a teacher as she shares her first impressions of the Math & Movement program and how easily it adapts to meet the needs of different learners.

One of the hardest parts of being a school administrator is balancing academic outcomes and student well-being. Math & Movement fits perfectly into existing curricula and lesson plans. Our kinesthetic activities support academic achievement and student health.

Positive affirmations lead students to believe a simple but important truth: They can achieve great things! 😁 We offer positive affirmation stickers and digital downloads to bring this positivity to the classroom ➡️ mathandmovement.com/product/positi…

The impact of movement-based learning on multiplication fluency is clear. By integrating purposeful movement into fluency practice, students build automaticity while staying engaged. Take a look at the before-and-after results from this school.

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Physical activity increases blood flow to the brain, which delivers oxygen and essential nutrients that optimize cognitive function. When students move appropriately, classrooms often become more focused, not less. 🤓 Source: Waseda University

Do you have students who avoid homework or worksheets? A third-grade teacher shared how movement-based learning helped one of his students engage. Once she realized she COULD do the math, her confidence grew, and her work started getting completed on time and correctly.

Why do students remember more when they move while learning? 🏃 The National Training Laboratories found that learners retain up to 75% of information when actively participating in a task, compared to only 10% through passive methods like reading or listening to lectures.

When we design school schedules, movement is often treated as a break — not a learning tool. What would change if movement were built into instruction instead? Math & Movement can help you find out with our kinesthetic learning tools. #schoolleadership #elementaryeducation

🧠 These brain scans show 20 students before a test: half sat quietly, half moved beforehand. The active group had much higher brain activity (yellow/red), proving movement primes the brain for learning! 💪 Make physical activity your classroom superpower.

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