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In Case You Missed It: Summer Travel & Learning
Posted by Unknown | 11:47 AM
Wilma Rudolph, Rome, 1960 Ever since I was a child, I have always loved watching the Olympics. My favorite part was the parade of nations-al...
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In Case You Missed it: Top Posts for the Week of March 5- 9
Posted by Unknown | 4:22 AM
Photo: missedmytrain.com "In Case You Missed It" is a new feature on the S.M.Art Kids Blog. Each Friday, we will feature the top ...
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Children's health,
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Introducing Yoga in the Classroom
Posted by Unknown | 5:31 AM
My favorite classroom is definitely the outdoor one, but as the weather gets colder and damper, I take my yoga adventures inside to classroo...
Keeping Teens Engaged: Active vs Passive Learning
Posted by Unknown | 4:13 AM
"What I hear, I Forget. What I see, I remember. What I do, I understand. " ~Confucius One of the reasons I love teaching yoga to k...
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Inside The Box: Are Our Schools Killing Creativity?
Posted by Unknown | 4:06 AM
As I was reviewing materials from the workshops I attended last week, I came across this article with an excellent video talk by Sir Ken Rob...
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Children, Yoga & Executive Function
Posted by Unknown | 9:06 AM
Today I came across an article that drives home the point of why our kids are so overwhelmed & stressed and have trouble learning. It d...
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Thinking Outside The Lesson Plan: 6 Ways to Accomodate Alternate Learners
Posted by Unknown | 4:47 AM
Working in Ms. T's pre-school early intervention classroom 5 years ago was one of the most memorable learning experiences for me. I hav...
Eye-mazing!
Posted by Unknown | 7:05 PM
Other than our brain, our eyes are the most complex organs in the body.Your eyes are composed of more than 2 million working parts & the...
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Focus, Focus, FOCUS!
Posted by Unknown | 9:34 AM
How many times a day does your mind wander? If the answer is more times than you can count, then you are not alone. In fact, the average adu...
Child Development & Learning: Why are Movement & Creative activities so Important?
Posted by Unknown | 6:20 AM
By B. Gini, CMBT, RCYT Varied & regular movement in babies & children creates learning readiness for children of all abilities by he...






