Sensory, play-based and literacy instructionall in one! Using the same easy-to-use format as her first book, Learn to Move, Move to Learn, Jenny Clark brings us a series of effective sensory-based activities for older school-aged children! These literacy-rich lesson plans include specially designed curriculum suggestions and underscore how activities can be adapted to meet state and national standards. Learn to Move, Moving Up! Sensorimotor Elementary-School...

Readers might recognize pom-poms and uniforms, but they might not know cheerleading is also a fun way to get moving! Whether it's cheering on a sports team or practicing at school, cheerleading requires a lot of strength and energy. Readers explore the world of cheerleading in this book, as exciting photographs and accessible text showcase the movements in an engaging and fun way. Low ATOS text allows young readers to explore the sport, and perhaps...

Karate is a form of martial arts that practices defensive kicking, striking, and blocking, which makes it a fun and challenging form of movement! The history of karate can be traced back 1,400 years, meaning people have been practicing it as a form of exercise and defense for a long time! Readers learn about this martial art and what to expect from a karate class in this book through full-color photographs and accessible low ATOS text. Close picture-to-text...

It's a lot of fun to jump into a pool with friends, but swimming also helps you to move your body and stay active! Learning to swim by taking a swimming class is a fantastic way to strengthen your body! Readers might feel as if they're splashing around in a pool themselves while reading this book, as they learn about the sport of swimming alongside exciting photographs. The low ATOS text level allows young readers to explore the topic at a pace that...