Sensory Activities

An Unordinary Game with my Itty-Bitty

Tanuka GordonMarch 14, 2017

I recently wrote in the post "Learning from my toddler how to practice mindfulness with curiosity" that my 2-year old and I do a weekly walk right before music class.Â During our walks, she...

Using Our Ears: Mini Singing Bowl Breaks

Tanuka GordonSeptember 14, 2016

I recently became the owner of Tibetan singing bowl. Figured it was time as I start diving into teaching mindfulness to children. What I didn't anticipate was how owning a singing bowl...

Using Our Noses: Guess the Smelly Marker

Tanuka GordonSeptember 14, 2016

Focusing on a single sense to experience our surroundings is a great way to anchor in the present moment. Guessing the scent of each "smelly marker" is a fun, accessible way to practice...

"Wow, on behalf of our Girl Scouts troop, a heart-felt Thank You for the thoughtful and enlightening workshop! We are so excited about the breathing and movement skills you shared, linking the concepts of feeling good and doing good, and reminding us these calming tools are useful everyday! This was an invaluable workshop, really well done, and we so appreciate what you all do!”

— Bay Area parent and Girl Scout Troop leader

"I would 100% recommend this program to any school or district as a way to help students learn and utilize social/emotional life long skills and strategies to become more engaged and better learners."

— Michelle John, Superintendent, Paradise Unified

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— 5th grade participant, Mindful Service Learning