I just realized I can't do what I normally do on the first day of school! Ack! I usually have students play Kahoot without devices - they answer questions by running to a corner of my classroom before the time runs out (each corner has a symbol that corresponds to each answer choice). Students normally love that activity and it gets them all moving and bonding with each other as they find similarities. What to do, what to do. No more running around the classroom. I decided to do this activity with my 8th and 9th graders to see how well their coordination skills stayed intact over the summer. They can all participate from their seats. I'm going to have the class try several times per hand sequence so they can see that practice really does help them improve. I want them to feel that the hand sequence gets easier as they increase their reps. There are 2 music tracks in the slides, so when the slower one starts to get easier, students can try the faster one. Perhaps the class can do a challenge by row to see how well they can keep it together. If some students master it before all the others, I suggest changing it up for those students......right hand only, left hand only, both hands at once, backwards, once hand forwards with one hand backwards. *You may view and use this resource HERE. *If you would like a copy to edit, use THIS LINK. *If the audio tracks don't work for you, there is really nothing I can do. Audio tracks don't share well on google. You will have to find and insert your own audio. I got mine for free from www.bensound.com. I just clipped the music shorter to use for this exercise.