At Brain Balance, we see the hard work, heart, and soul teachers put into making every day a success for their students, our kids. We know that for all students, learning success involves a delicate balance between the skills of focusing on a task, blocking out distractions, and the ability to absorb and memorize academic information. There are some moments throughout the school day when kids are just unfocused.

Teachers, when you've tried redirecting and reminders and your students just can't seem to stay on task, try these tips from our Brain Balance team. With these quick, three-to-five-minute brain breaks, you can help engage your student's brains and reset their minds for better attention and academic retention. Short-term, physical exercise can actually enhance and engage both a student's attention and memory. It only takes three to five minutes to engage muscles, spike heart rate and positively impact focus and memory.

Download our free Classroom Brain Breaks resource for teachers. You'll get ideas to help keep your students' brains engaged throughout the school day. 

Helping Kids and Teens Get Back on Track

Despite applying coping strategies, redirection and behavior charts, some students may still have difficulty focusing throughout the school day. The Brain Balance Program is designed to help kids, teens, and young adults build the focus, behavior, and social-emotional skills to keep up in school. Brain Balance has helped more than 50,000 individuals reach their true potential. 

Check out these helpful resources for families navigating ADHD and Focus Struggles