1. What is Mindfulness? A basic introduction of what mindfulness is and what it isn’t… so you can easily explain the concept to kids, parents, and administrators.
2. Tips to Teaching Mindfulness Virtually. Thirty ways to plan, teach and implement mindfulness into your online classroom… even if you’ve had difficultly presenting this material virtually in the past.
3. “Classroom Management Audit” video. Before you get started, you will take a detailed look at the strategies you will use, your students, and yourself. Watch this and discover twenty-five things to consider before you begin… so that you feel ready and prepared to quickly and effectively integrate mindfulness into your school day.
4. Tips to Managing Behaviors. Fifty-five ways to create a calm, organized classroom
and avoid challenging behaviors. In particular, you will discover how to get past barriers of negative thinking that overwhelm the students and know what to do when children say they don’t need this but show signs that they do.
5. Tips to Engage Children. Thirty ways to capture your students attention and keep them focused… even if you’re faced with children who have short-attention spans, feign disinterest, or are have a difficult time calming down.
6. “Tips to Engage Children” video. Watch this video to discover thirty ways to capture attention and keep focus when teaching kids mindfulness… even if you’ve had trouble finding the right "medium" or explanation that really sinks in for them.
7. Engagement Cards. Help your kids improve focus and stay engaged with these thirty creative ideas… that will capture and keep their attention all session long.
8. Mindfulness Cards for Kids. Twenty-five activities to help children slow down and be present. This deck is divided into four categories that you can chose from: breath, movement, sensory, and guided imagery. You will have additional ideas that kids find interesting beyond just breathing exercises.
9. Mindfulness Activities for Families. Three fun and easy mindfulness activities to help families pause, connect, and breathe well. This handout gives families a brief overview of mindfulness and three fun activities to do at home. You can share it with your students and families so they can continue their practice at home!