Yogainmyschool.com is thrilled to offer three downloadable kids yoga classes. Family Time, Man on the Moon and Tour of India are fun, engaging and a great way to teach yoga to children.
Posted on 26 August 2011.
Yogainmyschool.com is thrilled to offer three downloadable kids yoga classes. Family Time, Man on the Moon and Tour of India are fun, engaging and a great way to teach yoga to children.
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Posted on 13 September 2010.
A local yoga instructor is doing her part to promote healthy living for children. Donna Freeman is the author of the new book Once Upon a Pose and today she joins us in studio.
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Posted on 22 February 2010.
February is Teachers Convention month in Alberta. Teachers need to enrich themselves personally and professionally. Here are a few workshops which can be used for in-service or PD Days: Once Upon a Pose, Yoga for Teens, Yoga with a Chair.
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Posted on 18 February 2010.
Janet William’s book What I See, I Can Be is a lovely guided yoga flow for children. The book is beautiful with engaging colour illustrations of each object and two sweet children, one boy and one girl, doing the corresponding pose. Light Connections Press has generously donated a copy of What I See, I Can Be to one lucky commentator. Leave a message and enter to win.
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Posted on 01 February 2010.
Often when people think of practicing yoga with students they think of gym class. This is a wonderful place to begin. However, there are a number of ways to bring yoga into your school with gym class being only one possibility. Here are a few creative suggestions.
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Posted on 30 November 2009.
This great article from Active.com which tells of the link between brain function and activity. Charles Hillman, one of the researchers, commented “The fit kids processed information more quickly and performed faster and more accurately than their sedentary peers. Exercise can really affect cognition, just as it affects muscles.”
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