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Teaching With The Body In Mind

Teaching With The Body In Mind
Child Development
Creativity
Pretend Play
Risky Play
Classroom Management
Play
Art Education
Teaching Practices
Children's Play
Imagination
Reggio Emilia
Emotional Regulation
Creative Expression
Safetyism
Resilience
Movement and Learning
Early Childhood Education
Social Interaction
Imaginative Play
Children's Energy

Each week, Mike, Tom, Ross, and Joey reflect on the connection between moving and thinking. The discussions remind us that teachers should be supporting children's bodies as well as their minds.

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Tom thinks simply telling families, "they had a good day," dispatches nothing. He challenges us to have a story to tell or a beautiful image of the child to share. Mike has observed how choosing photos to share with families offers teachers a chance ... more

Ross takes us on a deep dive into the art of teaching. How do we respond when children's big play tips into dysregulation that takes over the group? Tom talks about taking responsibility when we decide to stop play. Joey reminds us that helping child... more

How does it feel when the bad guy shows up in play? The children are often eager to have the villain enter. Are we ready to welcome them?

Our brains are wired to remember "that one time" that the bad thing happened. How can we use our negativity bias to power reflection instead of restriction? What about when "that one kid" did that thing? Does that mean we never offer it again? To any... more

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Joey
Host focused on teaching and body–mind connections, with frequent classroom anecdotes.
Mike
Co-host with emphasis on physical education, play, and child development.
Tom
Co-host contributing practical insights on classroom practice and movement.
Ross
Co-host bringing perspectives on social interactions and emotional learning in physical play.

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4.9 out of 5 stars from 17 ratings
  • Importance of big body play

    I’m a speech-language pathologist and I’ve loved learning about the importance of big body play from everyone on this podcast. I’m now encouraging many parents to participate in this and how to do this with their kids.

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    prosano
    United States4 years ago

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A thoughtful show that helps teachers design spaces and activities that honor kids' bodies while boosting thinking and social-emotional growth.
Listeners often mention actionable classroom tips, especially around physical play, boundaries, and consent.

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A thoughtful show that explores the link between movement and learning in early childhood. Across episodes, the hosts discuss how physical activity, classroom design, and embodied play influence cognitive development, focus, and social-emotional skills. They frequently share practical teaching strategies, field-tested anecdotes, and opinions on boundaries, consent, risk-taking, and collaboration with children. The format tends to mix personal classroom stories with research-informed ideas, aiming to help educators, parents, and advocates implement more body-aware approaches in learning environments. A notable strength is the consistent emphasis on teachers participating in play, creating supportive relationships, and reframing physical acti... more

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