A whole class game that encourages focus and creativity.
This teaching resource is a fun and active game that can be used at the beginning of any lesson or at any time when your class needs a brain break.
Physical activity can have a positive impact on the brain and can improve cognition, mood, attention and academic achievement in students. So why not? Have a go!
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