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Science Moves: Quick Start Guide™

Created By Sesha Woodard

The Elementary Science Teachers Guide to Learning How to Create Fun and Exciting Science Lessons Using Movement and Dance

Only $47

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Kids Science and Dance

Money Back Guarantee

If you don't see any positive results from your students after 30 days of implementing the steps and strategies from this quick start guide, we will provide you with a full refund.

What's Included

From One Science Teacher to Another,

Discover how easy it is to create dynamic science through movement experiences for your students! You don't need to be a skilled dancer or movement specialist to get started. Integrating the art of movement and dance can spark interest in STEM careers (Science, Technology, Engineering & Math) among your students! As a Scientist, Licensed Dancer, and CEO of Dropping Seeds in Motion, I'm passionate about helping kids learn science through movement and dance. I'm thrilled to share my strategy with you!

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How To Video Trainings

Learn the step-by-step process of making your science lessons come alive with movement and dance through these quick video tutorials.

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Guide for Creating Movement Infused Science Lessons (pdf)

Use this quick and easy guide to help you walk through the process of creating your dynamic movement filled science lessons! This is a PDF document you can directly add your content to. Use this for each one of your science lessons/concepts.

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How To Incorporate Teaching Aids in Your Science Lessons

Learn how to enhance your movement infused science lessons even more with the use of teaching aids.

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12 Tips for Engaging Lessons (pdf)

Need some quick tips to engage your students? Incorporate some ideas from this tip sheet to include in your science lesson.

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The STEAM of Things - Live Training

Enjoy this live professional development training where I share more scientific research that support the benefits of art integration especially movement and dance. A portion of this live training shows real world teachers and educators create a science through movement experience- without any prior dance training. Included in this training are more tips and strategies to help you!

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TWO Complete Science Lesson Plans With Instructional Videos 

Need some example lesson plans and ideas? Enjoy (2) science through movement lesson plans to get you started and spark your creativity! Plus, the instructional videos will walk you step by step through each movement so you can be confident with the movements as you share with your students. {Lesson plans topics: (1) Matter (2) Plant Science}

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Movement Index Guide 

No dance experience needed!

You may be thinking, "I have no dance experience. How do I begin to think of and create movements for my science lessons?" Use this Movement Index Guide as a resource. There are 20 movements to choose from and you can easily modify your movements for your students as needed. You can start teaching your science lessons through movement today.

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Access to Private

Facebook Group

Need a community to share ideas and get more insight and training?

Join the private Facebook group where more tips, strategies, trainings and insight will be shared in a community of likeminded professionals that have a desire to engage students in teaching science through movement and dance! 

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