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To reduce sedentary behavior and to promote short periods (10 minutes) of physical activity in the elementary school classroom; to link physical activity to academic objectives
Students in kindergarten to fifth grade
1999 - present
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The program is funded by the International Life Sciences Institute’s Physical Activity and Nutrition Program.
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Take 10! is a physical activity program created by teachers for students and teachers. It is meant to complement, but not replace, physical education and recess as part of the normal school day. Take 10! allows teachers to determine the best time to add the 10-minute moderate-to-vigorous physical activity during the school day (e.g., homeroom, lunch, end of day). Program materials include: activity cards, student worksheets, a tracking poster and reward stickers, student health knowledge assessments, and a teacher training video. Behavioral strategies such as prompting, self-monitoring, goal-setting, and barrier-reduction are also used to help implement the program.
Take 10! programs include:
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