It also includes a guided meditation in resting pose, plus an optional writing and drawing activity at the end! It is written out in easy-to-read language for teaching kids of any age. Journey, the kid’s yoga lesson, has a greeting, introduction, overview, warm-up, the story in full scripted format with poses.
The book is not included, nor is the lesson in any way affiliated with the book or author. This is a literacy yoga lesson with a focus on creativity and imagination and is meant to be taught along with the book Journey, by Aaron Becker. Use this lesson plan, in a school, library, studio, at home, or in any setting where you work with kids.
There is a lot of room for modifications and adaptation based on age. It is an excellent lesson for most ages because it is a lesson that goes with a wordless book.
This is a full kids yoga lesson plan, based on the book, Journey, by Aaron Becker, and recommended for kids ages 3-12. You will NOT receive a physical copy in the mail. This is a digital download in PDF format please make sure you have the software to use this product. Everything you need to teach a 30-60 min kids yoga lesson to children ages 4-12! Kids yoga lesson plan in PDF format for building creativity and imagination. Fully scripted story to go with the book, Journey.24 full-sized yoga poses and descriptions.**Ī full scripted yoga lesson plan for kids with: ** If you’re looking for a bundle of 4 kids yoga lessons, a perfect kids yoga sequence, 7 videos on how to teach the lessons and sequence, check out the mini-kids yoga course: Level Up Your Kids Yoga. Encourage kids natural creativity and love of storytelling with this adorable lesson plan to go along with the beautifully illustrated book, Journey. Sequels: Quest (9781406360813), Walker £7.99Īnother wordless book by Aaron Becker: A Stone for Sascha (9781406382457), Walker £11.Kids Story Yoga lesson plan to go with the wordless book, Journey, by Aaron Becker. As the journey progresses, the colour mauve also comes into its own. The colour red stands for play, imagination and doorways to enchantment. The entire story is told through pictures full of magical detail. Will she be able to return home or even continue her journey? Then – disaster – she loses the red crayon. She sails into the centre of a huge castle and, from there, draws new forms of transport so that she can explore this fantastic world. Spying a spot of colour in the shape of a red crayon, she draws a door through which she escapes to a green forest, illuminated by sparkling lights and blue lanterns, threaded through with a stream which leads her to the next stage of her journey, once she has drawn a red boat. A girl sits forlornly in a sepia world, ignored by her busy family. This is a wordless book told beautifully through the illustrations. Resources for National Writing Day 2022.ALCS Resources on Copyright in the Classroom.
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