This energizing Hip-Hop track is the Move-to-Improve name sake and perfect to get students vitalized. Use during “True or False” as you assess topics for review or during a whole group game like “Mystery Number” or “Multiple Madness” to keep the energy up.

NYC Roll Call- Motivate your students and get their hearts pumping with this Hip-Hop anthem! Partner up for a moving turn and talk like “Pace Yourself.” Take a “Nature Walk” and explore the five NYC boroughs. PE Teachers are encouraged to energize their gyms with music during Move-to-Improve activities.

“Scarf Buddies” gets more musical as students work with scarves during Math or ELA. This Afrobeat track also serves as an inspiration to move for any of your academic or physical modifications during Move-to-Improve whole group activities like “Compare and Move” and “Show How Many."

Enjoy the influence of Bollywood in this Move-to-Improve track during lower intensity activities like skip counting during “Seated Stretch.” Breathe and spell it out during “Yoga Breathe and Pose.” Breathe, relax, and repeat.

Enliven your students’ learning as they enjoy Move-to-Improve activities and reinforce verb usage during “Freeze and Groove.” Add or subtract with a Reggae flair and show us your answer with physical activity during “Show How Many.”

This faster-paced version of “Groove & Flow” activates students as they practice multiple choice questions with “Movement Memory.” Try grooving and flowing during whole group activities for a slightly competitive edge during the MTI activity, “Common Thread.”

Slow things down after getting students’ heart rates up. Focus and get centered after physical activity to calm the mind and get ready for what comes next. Use this chill R&B track right after any Move-to-Improve activity to cue students that it’s time to switch gears.

Just as it can be used to excite and invigorate, music can be used to calm the mind and body. Encourage students to regain focus and look inward with this meditative Lo-Fi track. Use it after any Move-to-Improve activity to bring students back to their seats and on to the next task.