There’s something magical about mermaids. They capture our imaginations with their flowing hair, shimmering tails, and underwater adventures—and they’re also the perfect theme for building calm, creativity, and connection with young learners. This free Mermaid Coloring Pack from Yogalore includes calming mermaid coloring pages, a writing prompt, and a positive
You know how much I love making sensory bottles, so I thought Valentine sensory bottles would be a fun activity to do with the kids — especially if you’re at home and are in need of something creative and sensory-related. I made a set of five sensory bottles, most of
Just finished making the cutest DIY valentines for a friend’s kindergarten class. I whipped up a template you can download for free, to make it even easier. These were fun to make and I think they add a little something extra, especially if you’re looking for something that’s different than
Recently I was contacted by Danielle at The Brilliant Bungalow to see if I would like to participate in their annual Winter Hygge Bundle. If you don’t know hygge, I wrote a post on Our Storied Home. All I had to do was prepare my bundle and spread the word.
Is bedtime difficult at your house? Are children “wound up” when it’s time to go to bed? Looking for a fun family activity in the evenings? Try these calm down yoga pose cards! You can do these poses almost anywhere, so they’re nice to have on hand. Click here to
Wake up yoga can be a great way to begin your day. Is waking up in the morning tough for your child? Are they cranky? Do they have a hard time getting out of bed? Lack of energy and focus? We have the solution! I just put together a deck
Sensory bottles (or calming bottles) are one of my favorite activities in my classes. Well, really they’re one of my favorite activities in life. I enjoy making sensory bottles. I find the process very calming and believe it or not, there is some creativity and even science involved in making
YogaMORE: A magic resource. Imagine a resource you could use in the classroom or during therapy sessions. This magic resource can help encourage social distancing, assist with classroom management, provide active play and gross motor movement. This resource can most often be theme-related, so students are actively engaged while you
Yoga now. As I write this, its almost mid-July. The school year ended so abruptly, so chaotically that looking back it’s a blur. I just remember teachers scrambling, parents struggling, everyone trying their best in a situation we have not found ourselves in before. As school systems plan for
I have been thinking a lot about how my Yogalore classes are going to be this year with having to take COVID precautions in the classroom. No matter what I think of, I am sure there will be 10 things I don’t think of until I’m right there in the