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[…] Early on in my career, I had a classroom full of yoga balls for the student seats. I would argue that, while really cool, this wasn’t a flexible seating environment because it didn’t offer my students much choice in their seating. (Although, I did keep my chairs and stools so kids could swap out if they were needing an alternative seat…or couldn’t follow the rules.) It was, however, a great start into the world of flexible seating, and I saw some great results like these. […]
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I loved this post and all of the information you shared! I just ordered my first three stability balls from Amazon and can't wait to try them out (I think my own two kiddos at home are going to adopt and try them before I can get them to my classroom, though!).
Thanks for giving me the nudge I needed to finally order some of these; I've wanted to try them for years but needed that last little push. 😉
🙂 Amanda
http://secondgradesuccess.blogspot.com/
I am really interested in having stability balls in my first grade class. Could you please share your rules and guidelines for the balls?
Hello! I am ordering a class set but I am so stressed out about the size… I am worried I will be too big or too small. What size would you recommend for first graders?