BRAIN BREAKS - WeAreTeachers
January
BRAIN BREAKS
SUN DAY
M O N DAY
TUESDAY WEDN ESDAY TH URSDAY
FR I DAY
SATUR DAY
Give your
Have students
Play
class a riddle.
recommend a book Recite a poem.
Simon Says.
they love.
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Streeeetttttcccchhhhh.
Learn a tongue twister.
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Doodle for 5 minutes.
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Make a word with Scrabble
1 0 tiles.
Play a game
of Would
You Rather.
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Share a dream.
Watch a Kid President
video.
Do 25 jumping
jacks.
Tell your students
jokes.
Dance to a Top 40
song.
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Rock, Paper, Scissors
competition.
Use stress balls for a 5 minutes.
Play a clappattern game.
Play Heads Up, 7 Up
Do a conga line.
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Learn the Macarena.
Play a game of Telephone.
Sing a song or chant.
Share a memory.
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February
WRITING PROMPTS
SUN DAY
M O N DAY
TUESDAY WEDN ESDAY TH URSDAY
FR I DAY
SATUR DAY
My amazing
superpower
would be...
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I'd give kindergarteners
this advice:
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Three things I'd buy if I won the
lottery:
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How the world will be different
in 2119...
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Advice I'd like to give
to my
7 parents...
Write an "I'm sorry" letter
from a villain's
8 perspective. 9
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These four words changed my morning and
1 1 why:
10 things I'd like to ask my great-great-greatgrandmother:
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If I had magic gloves,
here's what they'd do:
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One fictional character I wish
were real:
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One subject I'd like to give
up in school
1 5 and why:
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Write about a person, place, and
problem that all start with the
1 8 letter P.
Here are three things I'd change if I were president:
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Write about two enemies stuck together in an
2 0 elevator.
How I conquered my fear...
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Write a
story with
three different
2 2 endings.
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Think of someone
you don't like.
Here are three
Now write five rules I'd make if I
good things
were an adult:
2 5 about them. 2 6
I was walking along the beach,
and I saw this unbelievable
2 7 thing...
Here's one way that I'm
weird and wonderful:
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March
DR. SEUSS QUOTES
SUN DAY
M O N DAY
T U E S DAY
WEDN ESDAY
TH URSDAY
FR I DAY
SATUR DAY
"You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself, any
1 direction you choose."
3
"A person's a person, no matter how
4 small."
"Oh the things you can find, if you don't stay
5 behind!"
"I like nonsense. It wakes up the
6 brain cells."
7
"Why fit in when you were born to stand out?"
"Think and wonder, wonder
and think."
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"Step with care and great tact, and remember that life's a great
1 1 balancing act."
"You'll miss the best things if
you keep your
1 2 eyes shut."
"So, open your mouth, lad! For every
voice counts!"
13
"I know it is wet
"If you never
and the sun is not
did you should.
sunny, but we can These things are
have lots of good
fun and fun is
fun that is funny." 1 5 good."
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"From there to here, from here
to there, funny things are
1 8 everywhere."
"Unless someone
like you cares a
whole awful lot,
nothing is going
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to get better. It's not."
"But down here at the bottom we, too, should have rights."
20
"An elephant's faithful
one-hundred
2 1 percent!"
"Today was good.
Today was fun.
Tomorrow is
another one."
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"It is fun to have fun, but you have to know how."
"It's not about what it is. It's about what it can become."
"Just go right along, you'll start happening too!"
"You are you. Now, isn't that
pleasant?"
"Oh, the thinks you 3 0
can think!"
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SUN DAY
M O N DAY
April
EARTH MONTH 20 EASY WAYS TO HELP THE EARTH! TUESDAY WEDN ESDAY TH URSDAY
FR I DAY
Use a refillable water bottle instead of
1 buying plastic.
Take your own bags when you shop at a store.
2
Recycle the plastic
bags
you have at
3
home.
Use less plastic to pack your
lunch.
4
Recycle old batteries and electronics.
5
SATUR DAY 6
Take an extra
Plant a
Turn off the
look at your
Try composting
bee-friendly
Don't
air conditioner
garbage and try
either at school
plant--the
waste
and open
to recycle more.
or home.
bee population
water.
the windows.
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1 0 needs us!
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14
Turn off
Grow milkweed
lights when
Take time
for monarch
you don't
to appreciate
butterflies.
need them.
nature.
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If you see garbage at a public park,
1 8 pick it up.
Encourage your
parents to buy
pesticide-free
1 9 products.
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Do an Earth Day craft with
your class.
Organize a community clean-up day.
Ride your bike somewhere
instead of taking the car.
Look into alternative energy, like
solar.
Plant a tree at your school for
Arbor Day.
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Set a classroom recycling
2 9 goal.
Be a voice! Encourage others
to help the environment.
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May
Q UESTI O NS TO ASK AT THE EN D O F THE SCHOO L YEAR
SUN DAY
M O N DAY
T U E S DAY
WEDN ESDAY TH URSDAY
What did you accomplish this year that you're
1 proud of?
What's one thing you learned in math this year?
2
FR I DAY
Name a favorite book you read
this year. Why did you
3 like it?
SATUR DAY 4
5
What's your favorite part of the
school day?
6
Name one new person you
became friends
7 with this year.
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What was challenging for you this
year?
What was your favorite art
project you did
9 this year?
Use five adjectives to describe
1 0 this year.
12
Name a teacher (other than your own) you really
like. Why?
13
What's one thing you were really good at
this year?
14
Name an area where you think you made a big
improvement.
15
Name something nice someone did for you
1 6 this year.
What were your
favorite three
games to play
1 7 in gym?
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Name your favorite place in the classroom.
What's one thing you taught your
teacher this year?
What's one song you remember
from music?
Name something related to
technology we used in class.
What will you miss about school?
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What's a piece
What's one thing
Name three
What's one
What's one thing
of advice you'd give next year's
students?
you're looking forward to this
summer?
books you want to read this summer.
thing you're looking forward
to next year?
you learned in science this year?
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