Students will enjoy and learn from:
- a fun language/talking experience
- learning to communicate with their teacher and peers
- a chance to refocus and transition to the next learning phase
- moving their body
- coordinating movement with words
- hearing and reciting rhyme
- linking the rhyming text with word - reading
Encouraging positive behavior
I have integrated some expectation cues in the text to help you use this as not only a lesson break but a way to encourage positive behavior.
When you say Robot where - students may be unfocused or not in the learning space - as you say Robot here - it will encourage them to come and be with you and the class.
As you say Robot top and encourage your students to reach up high, you will give them to chance to join with the group and then as you say Robot stop, it will remind them to stop anything inappropriate, especially if you make an encouraging, happy glance their way.
Robot best and Robot rest reminds your learners they can be their best self and to finish with their arms and/or hands in a folded or neutral position ready for focused learning.
We would love to share the printable finger play with you today in Google Drive: Robot Square Action Rhyme.
Also, in our store you can find a more comprehensive pack that includes literacy, reading and tracing activities too!
Over in the Premium Coloring Club we have added a new robot coloring page.
