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Trish’s Fall Photography: A Kids Yoga Autumn Book
$11.95
FOREWORD INDIES FINALIST 2016
Experience the benefits of kids yoga with your children by acting out what you see and do on a fall day trip with this interactive yoga book for kids, Trish’s Fall Photography!
Join Trish and her dad as they spend a day taking pictures of fall for her school project. Be a tree, kite, and pumpkin. Discover fall leaves, explore movement, and then do your own photography project. This beautifully illustrated autumn children’s yoga book includes a list of kids yoga poses and a parent-teacher guide.
This child yoga book can be added to your preschool learning activities, mindful moments, play therapy story time, calm down corner, collection of kids fall books, as an anxiety relief tool, part of your movement breaks in the classroom, circle time, counseling sessions, social emotional learning activities, emotional regulation strategies, mommy me yoga, preschool yoga exercises, or kindergarten yoga breaks.
Kids Yoga Stories introduce you to engaging yoga kid characters who will get your child laughing, moving, and creating. Reading is good for the mind AND body! This kids yoga book links several yoga poses for kids in a specific sequence to create a coherent and meaningful yoga sequence for young children (preschoolers, PreK, kindergarten, and 1st grade).
Yoga for kids is suitable for children of all abilities, including children with autism, ADHD, anxiety, depression, or other special needs. Trish’s Fall Photography also makes for a lovely gift if you are looking for something unique and active, while incorporating literacy. Parents and caregivers can also read this kids photography book at home during transition times, after school, or at bedtime.
This mindfulness and yoga book for ages 4 to 7 is more than a beginner yoga book, but it’s also a unique experience for children. Help children to calm and focus, while moving their bodies and learning to read with this creative and engaging kids book about autumn!
From the Publisher
How to Use a Yoga Storybook
Welcome to Kids Yoga Stories!
Our yoga books are designed to integrate learning, movement, and fun.
Below are a few tips for getting the most out of this autumn adventure yoga book:
Flip through the story to familiarize yourself with the format. Pay special attention to the characters’ movements on each page and the corresponding yoga keywords. The list of keywords and yoga pose instructions can be found at the end of the book.Read the story with your child, but this time, act out the story as you go along. Use the illustrations of Trish practicing the poses as a guide. Encourage your child’s imagination.Refer to the list of yoga poses for kids and the parent-teacher guide at the back of the book for further information. Enjoy your yoga story, but please be safe.
About Kids Yoga Stories
Kids Yoga Stories, a mom-run and mom-operated business, was founded in 2012 by former classroom teacher and certified yoga instructor Giselle Shardlow. During her travels and time teaching grades kindergarten through fifth grade in Guatemala, Australia, Canada, and the US, Giselle witnessed the need to address childhood illiteracy, obesity, and stress. She blended her passions of yoga, mindfulness, and education to create resources to bring yoga and mindfulness to children everywhere.
Beautifully Designed and Super Engaging…
… a Fall Story that Children (and Adults) will Love
Experience the benefits of kids yoga with your children by acting out what you see and do on a fall day trip with this interactive yoga book for kids, Trish’s Fall Photography!
Join Trish and her dad as they spend a day taking pictures of fall for her school project.
Be a tree, kite, and pumpkin. Discover fall leaves, explore movement, and then do your own photography project.
Yoga poses cleverly weaved throughout the story Yoga tips and suggestions for teaching yoga to kids Kid-appropriate poses that are easy to explain and demonstrate Colorful images and engaging story List of all poses at the end of story with corresponding keyword and demonstration Perfect for preschoolers, ages 3-7 Yoga for kids is suitable for children of all abilities, including children with autism, ADHD, anxiety, depression, or other additional needs.
Check Out Our Other Yoga & Mindfulness Products
Kids Yoga Stories has a ton of resources for classroom teachers, yoga teachers, school counselors, pediatric therapists, parents, and caregivers.
Peruse our yoga card decks, classroom resources, mindfulness books, breathing exercises cards and books, and even more engaging and fun yoga storybooks.
There is something for everyone!
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Publisher : CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform (March 7, 2016)
Language : English
Paperback : 36 pages
ISBN-10 : 1505455383
ISBN-13 : 978-1505455380
Item Weight : 3.99 ounces
Dimensions : 8.5 x 0.09 x 8.5 inches
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Sarah I –
Wonderfully connecting yoga with everyday life
I ordered this book (and the rest of this amazing set!) for my 11-year-old daughter to use as part of her homeschool program as we learn about yoga. One of the best parts of this book, to us, is how it relates the yoga stances to nature or activities that one would do in nature. Learning yoga seemed a little daunting to my daughter because she was so worried she was “doing it wrong” or “making a mistake”. But relating it to our real lives and real activities made the stances feel very natural and an easy part of our daily movements. It’s not uncommon to see her now break into a stance in the middle of the kitchen based on something she has seen in these books. We LOVED the illustrations in this book as well. Who doesn’t love Fall colors? :)Even though the words are written for a younger reading level, my daughter enjoyed seeing someone roughly her age making yoga an easy part of her every day life.I would definitely recommend this book to anyone wanting to integrate more yoga into their child’s life. The story is sweet, the pictures engaging and the poses realistic. It even goes over them again at the end of the book. A well worth it purchase.
Marlene –
A Fall Favorite!!!
I love this new Autumn Yoga book as it is my favorite season, is very colorful and cleverly shows activities, animals and items of the season through Trish using a camera. Children are familiar with photography but often are not behind the lens. It also helps model organization as Trish and her dad plan their day. It is special as all parents should assist their children with projects for school or things they are interested in or motivated by. I enjoy repetitive use of the word âclick!â as my students would like that consistency throughout the book. As with all of her books, Giselle incorporates yoga poses with corresponding pictures. It is nice that each picture has a word color coded in the story so students can make predictions of what is coming next. At the end, Trish uses manners and thanks her father for helping her although they enjoyed the day together.The book has simple minimal text which will allow me to stop and have students spend time on the poses. A good follow up activity would be to take photos of them posing and have them write a fall story using the fall words and poses from this wonderful book and then they could aim at illustrating it as beautifully. The list of poses near the end will be great for follow up Occupational therapy sessions or for those shorter in length or for those students who need more practice. The parent teacher guide offers important yet not cumbersome information.This book makes a great addition to my seasonal yoga books by Giselle and will likely be u sed more often starting from the beginning of the school year until winter. I love the motivational ways to combine movement and learning and adding social/emotional strengths for the benefit of all of my students.
Erika Grediaga –
A sweet story to get kids moving and paying attention to details
This book marks the last book for the yoga four seasons series. The story is simple and nice, as a daughter and father go for a fall walk to take pictures, letting children be attentive to details. As with the other books in the series, each element of the story and their fall walk brings different opportunities to incorporate yoga poses into the storytelling, making this book active. The fall colors and nature snippets we see throughout the book are very specific and talk about nature and the specific season of fall. My only reason for not giving this book the five stars is because some of the yoga poses it suggests for the story felt a bit forced, and not so well incorporated into the story as with former books. Of the series my absolute favorite is Rachel’s Day in the Garden because of the combination of story, illustrations and yoga poses. This series is a very nice resource for parents of young children for both doing exercise and teach kids about the seasons.
Sandi Schwartz –
A Unique, Clever Way To Teach Children About Yoga
Trish’s Fall Photography is another winner from author Giselle Shardlow. I love how the storyline incorporates art, nature, and creativity together in an enjoyable, interactive story. I read the book to my 4 year old daughter and 5 and 6 year old nieces over the weekend and they absolutely loved the colorful pictures and doing the yoga moves along with the story. The most unique part of this book is how the yoga poses correlate so well with each scene. For example, when Trish takes a picture of beautiful fall trees, we do Tree pose and when she snaps a picture of geese in the sky, we do Warrior 3 pose which simulates flying. A major gem of this book is the Parent-Teacher Guide provided at the end. It outlines helpful ways that parents and teachers can engage their childrenâbeyond just simply reading the book. The author provides important safety tips and suggestions for yoga props that can be used to enhance the practice. She explains how the book can be catered to different ages. Although it is geared toward 2-5 years olds, parents and teachers can add higher-level discussion for older children to identify meaningful observations and connections. Finally, she explains in more detail how children can develop mindful breathing and relaxation techniques by practicing yoga, such as the resting pose used at the end of the story. I highly recommend this book and the other interactive yoga stories by Giselle Shardlow. What a clever approach to teaching children about yoga!