I know. A preschool “yoga classroom”. Sounds kind of odd, right? Think of it more like this: a yoga-based classroom for preschoolers. How is it different from other classrooms? How does it help you teach? First the BenefitsYoga has so many benefits for children. It can help calm or energize
Preschoolers are naturally curious and imaginative, so activities related to transportation can be a great way for them to explore the world around them. From making their own boats out of recycled materials to learning about different types of vehicles with books and activities, activities on transportation offer many opportunities
As teacher who works with preschoolers, it can sometimes be challenging to incorporate gross motor activities into every day play, especially in cold weather months. Have you ever considered yoga? We have some suggestions for some gross motor activities for preschoolers that will get the ball rolling (so to speak!)
Dinosaur yoga poses might just be my students’ favorite theme of the year. Could it be because I love teaching it so I put a lot of time and enthusiasm into it? Possibly. Children love their dinosaurs! If you’re looking for some more dinosaur-themed activities, be sure to check out
The ocean theme for preschoolers is one my all-time fave themes (along with dinosaurs and insects). We use it in yoga, for camp, and other teacher friends have used it in the classroom. I love designing resources so I couldn’t resist making a few ocean/beach theme products for preschool, kindergarten
Yoga for preschool is one of those slam dunk activities — it’s an activity that involves movement and all the benefits of yoga, it’s educational and it’s just plain fun! Yogalore’s Multi-Theme Bundle of Yoga Pose Cards comes with 10 sets of yoga pose cards that are some of the