All-In-One S’cool Moves Bundle

Activities for focus, engagement, and regulation

Many students struggle with learning due to gaps in skills that are not readily observed in typical intervention programs. These gaps include slow rapid naming, poor saccadic eye movement, difficulties with attentional shift, executive functions, and integrated motor issues. The activities in the this S’cool Moves Kit focus on improving these commonly overlooked challenges. All the activities support learners who need a kinesthetic approach to learning to motivate them and keep the focus mojo going. The activities in this kit are a great addition to classrooms and small group intervention programs. The activities integrate seamlessly with academic programs and strategies you already use.

• Focus Moves: Seven Steps to Implementation Success Spiral Booklet; A step-by-step plan to implement S’cool Moves activities in your school with a focus on improving collaboration, understanding the Energy Expenditure Model, and integrating activities into a three-tiered framework

• Focus Moves Beginning Poster Set; 10 different developmental activities to improve the foundation for learning including posture stability, vision skills, midline skills, and regulation

• Focus Moves Intermediate Poster Set; 10 different developmental activities that build off the beginning level activities and up the challenge

• I Can Calm Myself Poster Pack (color, English on one side and Spanish on the other side)

• Connect 12: Individualized Activities for Home Booklet

• Twister Puzzle Card Set: 10 colorful cards, 20 moves, printed front to back

• Quadrant Word Tap Cards, First 100-200 sight words with 2 sets of tapping sticks

• Butterfly 8 and Rapid Naming Card Set (25 full color 5 x 7 student desk cards); These cards work on rapid naming, essential for reading fluency and also vision integration necessary for tracking across a page of text, and reducing visual fatigue while reading

• Focus Finder and Vision Warm-up Student Desk Card Set (25 full color desk strips); Have essential focus moves in a handy desk strip that can set on a desk in a tent format so students can reference and use the moves they need on one side to stay focused, get ready for a test, or wake-up if feeling tired and have the vision warm-up activity on the other side to use before reading to focus and get the nervous system in an optimal learning state

• Tote Bag to carry all your cool stuff.