Katrin Langhans

Exercise makes you smart! Countless studies clearly show that improving coordination increases the ability to think. Likewise, coordinative exercises increase the children's ability to concentrate and also their intelligence. Movement during learning is a welcome break and a nice distraction for the children and teachers. The movement exercises in the form of flashcards open up a variety of possible uses: . In individual or partner work: Individual children or small groups can take cards during phases of project work, station work or free work and do the movements for themselves. or . In class: The movement exercises can be carried out in class. In this case, the teacher can show the children the self-explanatory pictures, which makes longer explanations unnecessary. The exercises are designed in such a way that they can be carried out immediately in the classroom without much effort and without special materials. They are written in simple language and legible print.