Kinesthetic learning lessons for students age 9 or older or grade 4 and beyond, by practicing advanced sequencing, complex rhythms and movement patterns.

Skills practiced - ABCD sequencing, memorization, following oral instructions, working cooperatively as a group while moving using large motor skills in rhythmic sliding and skipping. For ages 9 and older or 4th grade and beyond.

This lesson is to learn how groups of sets make up multiplication problems.

This lesson is for developing shape recognition. The skills practiced are the large motor skills marching and galloping used rhythmically; following oral instructions; working cooperatively in a group. For age 9 and older or 4th grade and beyond.

This lesson is to learn how a number can be broken down into even sets.

This lesson is for practice in breaking down a number into even sets, with a quantity remaining that is not enough to make up a another set.

Following are 4 advanced combinations, numbered 5 - 8 of large motor skills to make learning them more fun.

Perhaps you have a combination of learning styles with one of them the strongest.

What I´ve found teaching ballet, rhythms and dance is that these physical disciplines help students of all ages learn academics.

Using the computer can help some math or communication skill problems.