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Body by DesignPDF InstructionsPrefer a PDF? Just click the button below and you can download or view a PDF version of this activity. Download PDF InstructionsIntroduction:This activity will help reinforce the different parts of the motivation formula by comparing them to parts of the body. Details: Space: Moderate spaceActivity Type: Movement/groupGrades: 1-12Group Size: 2 or moreTime: 20-25 minutes Materials: 1 […]

1 to 100PDF InstructionsPrefer a PDF? Just click the button below and you can download or view a PDF version of this activity. Download PDF InstructionsIntroduction:This activity will teach youth that it is important to stay in control when faced with a pressure situation. Details: Space: AnyActivity Type: Movement/groupGrades: 4-12Group Size: 4 or moreTime: 10-15 minutes Materials: 1 paper and

Bad, Better, BestPDF InstructionsPrefer a PDF? Just click the button below and you can download or view a PDF version of this activity. Download PDF InstructionsIntroduction:When we are faced with situations that make us angry, we can handle them by choosing a bad way, a good way, or a best way. This activity is designed

Book LiftPDF InstructionsPrefer a PDF? Just click the button below and you can download or view a PDF version of this activity. Download PDF InstructionsIntroduction:We use an activity (object lesson) to illustrate the principle of resistance. This will allow students to feel what resistance is in a way that is similar to someone climbing a

BlowoutPDF InstructionsPrefer a PDF? Just click the button below and you can download or view a PDF version of this activity. Download PDF InstructionsIntroduction:This activity is designed to show students that “blowing up” or losing control of their temper is not an effective or positive defense mechanism. Blowing up may make us feel better temporarily,