by Chris Bergstrom | May 11, 2019 | exercises
The Sound Signal is a super simple mindfulness activity to help kids learn attention and listening skills and a teacher’s favorite. It helps kids sharpen their focus and nurture calm. Mindful listening can be very helpful at school and when friends and family need our...
by Chris Bergstrom | Apr 18, 2019 | exercises
This playful mindfulness activity is similar to the Gratitude Tree, but instead of trees, you’ll create simple fun flowers. If you’re a teacher then the kids will love it. You can design a beautiful garden full of happy flowers and help the kids nurture...
by Chris Bergstrom | Mar 21, 2019 | exercises
Difficult emotions can be tough for anyone to deal with. In fact … Emotions can be like wild beasts ;-) Sometimes they are right in your face, growling, and sometimes they hide, ready to pounce. But … When we notice that we are, in fact, experiencing...
by Chris Bergstrom | Feb 15, 2019 | exercises
This morning we created a new fun mindfulness game and meditated to Smooth Criminal, Beat It and Billie Jean AND we had a blast. We were mindful of music and specific sounds. My 5-year-old son, Anton, focused intensely for 15 minutes … Just like that he honed his...
by Chris Bergstrom | Jan 8, 2019 | exercises
The last few days we’ve been playing mindful “grumpy tag” with my son Anton. It’s a variation of another cool mindfulness activity called Emotion Detectives. We’ve played it since he told me that I’ve been extra grumpy lately. It’s true … the...
