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Yoga Games

New Kids Yoga: Yoga Man vs. The Stressor

We’ve got to be strategic to get kids attention for yoga or they won’t participate. This new Training gets kids doing yoga and playing games that they love.

Filed Under: Videos, Yoga Games Tagged With: games, Kids Yoga, kids yoga teacher training

Kids Yoga Lesson Plan: Responsibilty

Responsibility is the Character Development theme for the month of October in our School Board. Do your homework.  Look after your sister.  Be Responsible!  Kids can be so irresponsible when it comes to taking care of their stuff or taking the initiative to get something done.  This month’s theme of responsibility is a topic kids […]

Filed Under: Character Development, Kids Yoga, Lesson Plans, Yoga Games Tagged With: character development, lesson plans, resonsibility

Kids Yoga Lesson Plans: Respect

A teacher and student play together in a parnter yoga pose doing cobra pose and Cat Cow

Respect is the Character Development theme for the month of September in our School Board. Respect means thoughtfulness, consideration, honor, admiration, regard, esteem.  All these words show what happens when there is respect.  But with kids you need to give them more than words, you need to give them an experience of Respect for them […]

Filed Under: Character Development, Kids Yoga, Lesson Plans, Yoga Games Tagged With: character development, lesson plans, partner yoga, respect, themes, yoga for children, yoga for kids, Yoga Games

How Yoga Can Help if Your Kids Drop Out of School and Join the Circus – A Yoga Game for Worry

Worry is imagining all the things that can go wrong. Its like creating a personalized haunted house in your head. Worry is illusions, smoke and mirrors, things that haven’t actually happened for real. This game helps us learn to laugh at the tricks of the mind and put the mind in it’s rightful place.

Filed Under: Attitude, Kids Yoga, Yoga Games Tagged With: worry, Yoga Games

For When You Have a Few Extra Minutes at the End of a Kids Yoga Class

Have you ever been teaching kids yoga only to find yourself with extra time at the end of the class? Here are three things to fill those last few minutes.

Filed Under: Kids Yoga, Meditation with Children, Yoga Games, Yoga Songs Tagged With: dancing, goodbye songs, reflection, songs, timing

Kids Yoga for Disabilities

First off, take a look at this fun video of two Canadians, Rick Mercer (comedian/host) and Rick Hanson (Man in Motion hero/educator) blowing away all ideas of what one can and cannot do when one has a disability: Pretty Amazing, Eh! This Friday marks the beginning of the Paralympic Games  in Vancouver.   It’s another event […]

Filed Under: Attitude, Co-Operation, Kids Yoga, Resources, Yoga Games Tagged With: book reviews, disability, fairness, imagination, Olympics

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