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Exploratory Learning

Exploratory Learning for Your School Exploratory learning is an inquiry-based, learner-driven form of learning. Implementing tools like Math & Movement products into the school day

A STEAM Program that fits your school’s goals

STEAM/STEM Education for Your School Looking for a STEAM/STEM education program for your school? Science Technology Engineering and Math (STEM) or STEAM with Art included, is

What is Kinesthetic Teaching?

Schools across the country are looking for new and effective teaching strategies. Math & Movement uses a kinesthetic, multi-sensory learning approach. This approach helps to

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Creating a Kinesthetic UPK Curriculum

PreK is the first time students are introduced to a classroom setting. Ease the transition and make learning fun with movement-based teaching strategies!

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The Benefits of Adding Movement to Summer Learning

Preventing the “Summer Slide” by Adding Movement to Summer Learning “Summer school” may bring to mind an image of frustrated students slumped over desks while

How Did the Covid-19 Pandemic Impact Student Learning? Recent Test Results from NAEP Highlight the Details

Did the Covid-19 Pandemic Impact Student Learning? We can all agree that the Covid-19 Pandemic has impacted our students in negative ways – from decreased

Impact of Two-Day Kinesthetic Learning Teacher Symposium and Family Fun Night

Targeted training and materials can quickly shift student outcomes, teacher enjoyment, and family engagement in your school! Check out the results of four schools that used the Math & Movement Program.

What Teachers Need to Know About The American Rescue Plan – Q&A

What is the American Rescue Plan? Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, students have fallen behind in their learning. The sheer fact that schools were not

Fostering A Growth Mindset in Children

Studies suggest that growth mindsets counter the fight-or-flight response, helping us to view social problems as challenges. This helps us to adapt, change, and grow—the chief characteristics of resilience. When we promote the belief that people truly have the potential to change, we free up ourselves and others to actually do that. Overall, fostering a growth mindset in a child’s early years are critical.