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    • Mindfulness in schools curriculum and activities
    mindfulness activities - how to do mindfulness in schools
    mindfulness in schools. activities for teachers
    mindfulness for students posters and activities
    mindfulness cards for students. learning materials for mindful education
    mindfulness planners for teachers
    mindfulness presentation for teachers. smartboard. view on screen.
    Mindfulness in schools curriculum and activities
    mindfulness activities - how to do mindfulness in schools
    mindfulness in schools. activities for teachers
    mindfulness for students posters and activities
    mindfulness cards for students. learning materials for mindful education
    mindfulness planners for teachers
    mindfulness presentation for teachers. smartboard. view on screen.

    How to integrate Mindfulness into the classroom


    Mindfulness for the Classroom: A Teacher's Guide plus 18 Student Activities

    How to integrate Mindfulness into the classroom

    What’s included:

    • What is mindfulness and how to teach mindfulness
    • A Framework for Teaching
    • 18 mindfulness class activities with instructions written for kids (K-5)
    • Six mindfulness cards (printable to make copies for students and for your peace corner!)
    • Five mindfulness planners and worksheets perfect for classroom and daily practice planning
    • Two mindfulness activity posters
    • One worksheet

     

    In this manual, we cover the following:

    • What is mindfulness
    • How to establish a mindfulness practice
    • How to integrate mindfulness into the K-5 classroom
    • A method for developing your daily practice and extending this practice to your students
    • How to teach mindfulness activities in a safe, engaging, and compassionate way
    • Information and instructions to implement the teaching strategy of gradual release of responsibility
    • 18 mindfulness activities
    • Tips and good times for each activity

     

    Learn how to teach mindfulness throughout the school day confidently.

    Also applicable in after-school and home settings.


    $50.00
    What's included

    What is mindfulness and how to teach mindfulness
    18 mindfulness activities with instructions, written for kids (K-5)
    6 mindfulness cards
    5 mindfulness planners and worksheets perfect for classroom and daily practice planning
    2 mindfulness activity posters
    1 worksheet

    How to use

    Teach mindfulness activities at the beginning, during transitions, and end of the day or class periods. Practice the same ones over and over and slowly add new ones.

    More info

    Star Breathing, Take 5 Breathing, Start Breathing, Breath of Joy, Glitter Jar, Mindful Listening, Active Listening, Mindfulness Activities for Transitions.

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    The distinction between big M and little M mindfulness is key, and so well put. As I've incorporated mindfulness into my PE teaching I've thought about how to distinguish between activities that are explicitly mindful and activities that can be done mindfully without needing to label them "mindful." I think both are crucial, as the surest way to alienate students is to drown them in formal practice without also teaching them the joy of just being and doing. Calling it big M and little M is really a perfect way of putting it.

    - I also thought the Gradual Release of Responsibility was a really neat concept and one I hadn't thought of. But really, what is the point of teaching mindfulness if one cannot pass it on as a tool? Even though your presentation is geared towards K-5, I thought this piece in particular would be salient for middle school students, and fit in well to a mindfulness curriculum for them. I suppose one question I have is are you considering developing this further to feature activities for older students?

    As someone who is studying this very topic in grad school I'm really impressed by the breadth and practical applicability of this document!

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