When recess follows them inside
The Settle
A shared rhythm and gentle movement to mark the shift from playground time to classroom time.
Small movements. Fresh starts.
Meet the 60-Second Reset: follow-along rhythm and movement videos for those moments when your classroom needs a new beat. Project one, join in, and ease back into learning.
Made for teachers. Chair-friendly. No training needed.
One shared rhythm.
A little space to begin again.
Our promise to your classroom
A rhythm for the real school day
After recess. Before a test. During a sleepy morning. Simple body percussion and movement give the whole class something to follow, together.
The ClassPulse approach
Press play.
Find the beat.
Begin again.
Less explaining. More following along.
Call-and-response patterns keep it simple. Once your class knows the routine, the video does the guiding.
When recess follows them inside
A shared rhythm and gentle movement to mark the shift from playground time to classroom time.
When the morning needs a little spark
An upbeat body-percussion break that invites sleepy learners to move and reconnect.
When the room feels a little tense
A steady, familiar routine to make space for a pause before pencils hit the page.
Keep it low-pressure. Students can join seated, standing, or simply watch. Resets support classroom routines; they aren’t a treatment or a guarantee of calm.
Start small. Build a routine.
We’re building ClassPulse around these launch offers. Available memberships and checkout options appear below.
THE FIRST STEP · PLANNED
$0
Three follow-along videos to try with your class. Get a feel for the rhythm before choosing a paid pack.
Create your ClassPulse accountA WEEKLY RHYTHM · PLANNED
$7 / month
A new Reset each week, plus seasonal packs for testing season, holidays, and back to school. Fresh ideas without another thing to plan.
Prefer a one-time pack? A collection of 10 Resets is planned for TPT at $8–12. Launch offers are not a checkout commitment.
Your next fresh start
Join ClassPulse and make room for a shared rhythm in your school day. One minute is a good place to start.
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