August 16, 2012

Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, and Yoga?

Although kids' yoga has been catching on in studios over the past few years, not all families have the means to send their children to classes at $15-$20 a pop. Another venue is growing, however: More and more public and private schools are welcoming yoga and integrating it into the curriculum.

Yoga isn't becoming part of the national elementary school curriculum any time soon. But it is showing up in physical education programs, recess and break-period activities, and even classrooms, integrated into topics including mathematics, art, and science.

IN THIS ISSUE

Yoga in Schools

http://www.yogajournal.com/for_teachers/2189

Teaching Meditation to School Children

http://www.yogajournal.com/for_teachers/1856

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