Does this sound familiar?

Your students are full of energy, and you need a quick activity to help them refocus.

Or maybe it’s the end of the day, and they’ve earned some positive reinforcement—but your go-to ideas just aren’t cutting it.

And then there’s indoor recess when the weather doesn’t cooperate.

YouTube and GoNoodle worked for younger grades, but let’s face it—your 4th and 5th graders need something different.

That’s why I created Break Time Boosters—a toolkit of 10 engaging activities designed specifically for 4th and 5th graders.

These activities can help you keep students engaged and focused when they need a break, a reward, or something fun to do indoors.

YES PLEASE!

Sign up today to get access to the Break Time Boosters toolkit, which includes:

An easy-to-follow teacher’s guide to help you choose the right activity from my personal favorite 10 and implement it in your classroom as smoothly as possible.

Student-facing direction slides to make it simple to introduce each activity to your students.

Behavior expectation slides to help set the tone for each game and ensure students understand what’s expected—especially helpful if you’re working through behavior challenges.

And as a special bonus, you’ll also get a free set of Minute to Win It challenges, perfect for when you want to add a little extra excitement. These activities are classroom favorites, and we’ve done the prep work for you!

YES, I NEED THIS!

Whether it’s a quick brain break or a full indoor recess activity, these games are designed to be simple, fun, and require minimal prep once your students know the expectations.

FOR 4TH AND 5TH GRADE TEACHERS

Give your students a break and stay on track with simple, ready-to-use activities designed for your classroom.