GoNoodle

10 recommendations and reviews from 10 people

• Referral from August 30, 2017
  

  Jamie N. asked:

  Has anyone ever made brain break videos for the students to use in the classroom? We have a green screen, so I was thinking about making a few fun ones. Any suggestions on length or content? Thanks!

  

  Erin M. replied:

  gonoodle.com

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• Referral from January 31, 2017
  

  Emmie S. asked:

  Does anybody have a calorie/caloric intake/energy expenditure lesson that they felt hit the nail on the head for 5th grade(ish)?

  

  Alexandra D. replied:

  Gonoodle.com Lots and lots of movement videos they can do that requires very little room.

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• Referral from December 7, 2015
  

  Tosha B. asked:

  Anyone have any suggestions on yoga classes for an 8yo? We have a little girl that could benefit from some centering skills. We would love for it to be close by. Anyone know about the dojo that is opening in the financial district? Do they offer kids classes?

  

  Mollie M. replied:

  Check out gonoodle.com! It's a free website with yoga and other calming activities for elementary aged kids!

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• Referral from December 3, 2015
  

  Ora M. asked:

  hey guys, I'm in Oz starting with a new bunch of Preps (like Junior Infants) in Janurary...lots of high energy boys in the group so I'm looking for a good morning kinesthetic programme to do in the classroom to get the wiggles out before lessons begin! Maybe something for the IWB...Any info on good programmes to use would be great! Thanks all :-)

  

  Infant I. replied:

  I use a website called gonoodle.com. They have silly dance routines, meditation etc on it. Great for a quick physical break in between lessons and would be a great 'wake up and shake up' exercise for the mornings too!

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• Referral from October 31, 2015
  

  Kathy R. asked:

  I will be gone to a music conference for two days next week. I need some suggestions for my special education and prek classes. DVD's do not work well with these groups. My special education classes are 1 hour long. The sub will probably not be someone who is comfortable singing.

  

  Sara S. replied:

  Definitely read some books with the opportunity for kids to add sound effects to certain words or phrases. If you have a computer and the kids can see it on screen or with a projector, sign up for gonoodle.com They have channels with music and movement videos. They also have video mixes that are up to 30 min long.

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• Referral from February 12, 2015
  

  Heather R. asked:

  any suggestions for sub plans for a kindergarten class that even I struggle with daily on behavior. There is no way they can sit for a movie.

  

  Stacey S. replied:

  Gonoodle.com

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• Referral from September 11, 2014
  

  Jacee L. asked:

  Does anyone know of any Just Dance videos or other videos that are good for body breaks in french? (or really any language other than english). Thanks!

  

  Andrea O. replied:

  The website GoNoodle.com. I think you pick the language. It is all types of brain breaks. You can pick a category and age group. Get a class avitar that grows as you do activities. My students ask me to do them.

  

  Amy-Leigh B. replied:

  Use gonoodle. My kids love it.

  

  Shelley O. replied:

  Gonoodle for grade 6?

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• Referral from January 9, 2014
  

  Becca D. asked:

  Homeschool moms- can you please recommend some good links for letter/number recognition and site words? There is no way in heck I want to homeschool right now (I love my kids but I need "me" time) but I want to be able to practice what jman's learning at school when he's home.

  

  Steph P. replied:

  do yoga with him instead gonoodle.com

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