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Body Smart

 

Those people who love to be on the move, have hands-on experiences, and are always very expressive with body language and movement are likley Body Smart. 

 

Students who are word smart will enjoy learning in many of the following ways: 

 

Classroom Zones

Learning Stations

Drama

Theatre

Role Playing

Improvisation

Skits

Class or School Play

Creative Movement & Dance

Understanding how the body moves

Applying Creative Movement to Basic Skills

Creating Content-Specific Movement Activities

Sequence for Learning through Dance

Manipulatives

Task Cards

Flash Cards

Puzzles

Fidgets

Classroom Games

Scavenger Hunts

Board Games

Physical Response Games

Expeditionary Learning

Field Trips

Volunteering at Community Service Organizations 

Exercise Breaks

Dance Breaks

Yoga

Stretching

Technology that Enhances Bodily-Kinaesthetic Intelligence

 

(adapted from Adapted from “Teaching and Learning Through Multiple Intelligences” by Campbell, Campbell & Dickenson, 2004)

 

 

IN THE CLASSROOM

  • Spaces and opportunities to move

  • Accessibility to fidgets

  • Brain Breaks

  • Activity Stations

  • Fidget seats

  • Have tools/supplies for students to build things

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  • Explain a concept with movement or dance

  • Build a model

  • Do hands-on science experiments

  • Visit an exhibit

  • Plan a field trip 

  • Cooperative Games

  • Create an obstacle course

  • Use clay to represent an idea

  • Create a large-scale board game for the class

  • Have kids work at standing stations

  • Practice spelling by creating letters with bodies

  • Do a class scavenger hunt

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