A group of young yogis use their creativity to enlarge the Sea Shells game from Once Upon a Pose into a intricate and exciting Going to the Beach adventure.
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Going to the Beach
Posted on 23 September 2011.
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Kids Yoga Games – Body Chalk Board
Posted on 03 May 2011.
Body Chalk Board is a great way to increase awareness and sensory perception. Learning to rely on touch alone is a challenging skill and helps to focus attention and improve mindfulness.
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Move With Me Action Adventures – The Interview
Posted on 20 October 2010.
Leah Kalish’s kids yoga resume is extensive (YogaED, Yoga Pretzels: 50 Fun Yoga Activities for Kids & Grownups, Yoga Kit for Kids, Yoga Playgrounds,and much more). She has now launched a new DVD series “Move with Me Action Adventures” – which presents story based movement enrichement for pre-school to Grade 3.
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Kids Yoga Outside – Summer Yoga is Everywhere
Posted on 09 July 2010.
Summertime is for playing outside. These kids recently took their yoga out of doors and played with various props (rocks, statues, and benches) found along a river. The inspiration came from the gorgeous First Nations themed statues
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Useful and Fun Yoga Games – Yoga Jenga
Posted on 25 May 2010.
Most of us are familiar with the game of physical and mental skill called Jenga where a number of wooden blocks are stacked in a tower and each player must try to remove one block per turn using only one hand without toppling the tower. Adding a yoga element to this classic game is a sure fire hit to include in yoga class.
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My Favourite Yoga Prop – Parachute
Posted on 17 May 2010.
A parachute is an ideal prop to involve a large group of children, teens and adults in cooperative, non-competitive activities and games. These six games help reinforce turn-taking and sharing as well as develop listening skills, gross and fine motor skills, and coordination.
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