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I Ready Brain Break Part 1

I ready Brain break Part 1 Uncounted Balloon Breaths

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I Ready Brain Break FULL Part 2

I Ready Brain Break Part 2 8 balloon breaths.

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I Ready Brain Break FULL Part 3

I Ready brain Break Part 3 Scrunch up muscles.


The Brain Break Bumper

The Brain Break Bumper

Brain Break is a bumper that appears on the I-Ready Diagnostics and would let you take a break and some calm down for a rest. The reason they created the "Brain Break" was because they wanted I-Ready to be less stressful, so they gave breaks to students in the Diagnostics. The Brain Breaks usually appear when you have finished about 20 - 33% (usually every 25%) of questions on the test, (every time) since the Diagnostic has about 80-100 questions. The Brain Break happens about 3 times during the diagnostic. G.O tells you the things you should to do rest your brain.

Type of Calming Games[]

  1. You do this Brain Break at about 20 to 30%. You take an uncounted (by the program) amount of Balloon Breaths.
  2. You do this Brain Break at about 50 to 60%. You do 8 Balloon Breaths.
  3. You do this one at about 75 to 80%. You do one Balloon Breath and scrunch up your muscles around the body.

Archived[]

It is unknown why it was archived but it was replaced with Cat Stacker, Dig Site, or Galaxy Sprint, depending on your grade level. It was a temporary archive.

Around May 2024, it was unarchived.

Game Break[]

The game break has the same purpose as the brain break, but it's one of the rewards, depending on your grade level.

Game Breaks[]

Math[]

  • 1st Break: Around 25% complete
  • 2nd Break: Around 50% complete
  • 3rd Break: Around 75% complete

End of Test

Reading[]

  • 1st Break: Around 25% complete
  • 2nd Break: Around 50% complete

End of Test for Grades 4-12

  • 3rd Break: Around 75% complete

End of Test for Grade 3

  • 4th Break: Around 85% complete?

End of Test for Grades K-2

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