Links

On this page we'll put links to great sites related to wellness for children. We'll start with a few of our favorites and are happy to add other relevant sites suggested by our community. If you know of a site you think would be helpful to others in our field, please contact us.

  • YogAdenia - Adenia Linker, children’s Yoga facilitator in Chicago, has created a very comprehensive page on this site describing how Hatha Yoga aligns with P.E. Standards in schools.
     
  • Chicago School of Thai Massage - The partner massage practices we teach in our family yoga training were developed and taught by Paul Weitz, co-founder of this comprehensive Thai massage therapy school in Chicago.
  • Street Yoga - resources, training and community for bringing Yoga to youth who are experiencing homelessness, addiction and trauma.
  • LifeForce Yoga - Depression effects 121 million people worldwide. And 80% of people who struggle with depression also suffer from anxiety. Amy Weintraub offers resources to reconnect and manage moods through Yoga.
     
  • Yoga Finder - Find a Yoga class or event around the world.
     
  • Everything Yoga - Mats, clothes and more. Including support for building your own Yoga website.

Health/Wellness

Resources

  • aslpro.com - This is a great place to learn sign language. You can take quizes and look up words and phrases.
  • Kiddyhouse.com - is a terrific resource for teachers and parents looking for lesson plans, craft ideas, clip art, articles and more.
  • Kaboose - another terrific resource for teachers and parents looking for lesson plans, craft ideas, clip art, articles and more.

    And, don't forget....your local librarian!

Just For Fun

  • Born Yogis - This book is a charming collection of black and white photos of babies doing yoga (something they naturally do) accompanied by a carefully chosen quote from both ancient and modern yogic texts.
     
  • CheckMates Chess Academy - provides chess education to students in grades K-6. It's an unique approach to postively influencing young people by helping to forge friendships, increase reading and math abilities, sharpen decision making skills and improve concentration.
     
  • Jim Gill - is a child development specialist who has focused his energies on combining music and play. He speaks nationwide to early childhood educators and child care providers about play and its value in the lives of both children and the adults who care for them.

 


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