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We hope you enjoyed hearing our ideas for easy and quick movement breaks in the classroom. If you'd like to download these Outdoor Activity Cards, they're available on the Twinkl website: https://www.twinkl.co.uk/l/15irvx If you'd like to browse our resources on movement breaks for kids, there are plenty of options for easy movement exercises on the Twinkl website, so feel free to have a browse around. Having regular brain breaks is a great way to keep kids in a good headspace throughout the school day. Studies have shown that movement breaks in the classroom help boost energy levels, concentration and student wellbeing. It's also a great way to work in some quick exercise, to get the blood pumping and break up monotony during the day. The Outdoor Activity Idea Cards featured in this video have loads of movement break ideas, but you can also make your own. A fun activity idea might be to ask each child to write the name of an easy and quick movement break idea on a card and gather them all in a pile. You'd then have your very own set of outdoor activity cards! Students could then draw random cards from the pile and have fun doing each others' activities. Providing brain breaks for kids doesn't have to be a big deal either. If you can't swing the time to go outside at regular intervals throughout the day, try brainstorming ideas for simple movement breaks in the classroom. Maybe students could get up every so often to tidy up, open the windows or rearrange the desks. Quick movement breaks in the classroom, regardless of their form, will have benefits for your students. We hope you've enjoyed our outdoor activity ideas for easy movement breaks. For more tips for teachers, homework help and home learning support for parents, don't forget to subscribe to our channel, run by the Twinkl Parents team. This channel focuses on KS2 resources for kids, but we also have channels for KS1 and EYFS aged children.