Teaching kids yoga is about so much more than knowing the poses. It's about keeping children engaged, managing different personalities and energy levels, creating a positive environment, and knowing exactly what to do when things don't go according to plan.
That's why we created the Little Yogis Academy® Class Management Toolkit.
This practical resource is packed with real-world strategies, games, checklists, and teaching tips designed specifically for children's yoga teachers, educators, ECEs, camp staff, and wellness professionals working with groups of children.
Inside you'll find:
✨ Attention Grabbers to quickly regain focus
✨ Transition Activities for moving smoothly between activities
✨ Positive Behaviour Strategies that encourage cooperation and participation
✨ Attention & Focus Games for high-energy groups
✨ Before Class Checklists to help you feel prepared and confident
✨ Emergency Toolkit strategies for those moments when your class feels off-track
✨ Teacher scripts and practical classroom management tips
✨ Easy-to-implement ideas that work with toddlers, preschoolers, and school-aged children
Whether you're teaching in a childcare, school, camp, studio, or community setting, this toolkit will help you feel more confident leading classes and handling common classroom challenges.
One of the biggest concerns we hear from new instructors is:
"What do I do if the children aren't listening?"
The Class Management Toolkit answers that question and so many more.
These are the same strategies we have used for years while teaching thousands of children across schools, childcares, camps, and community programs.
The best part? This resource is already included as part of the Little Yogis Academy® Kids Yoga Teacher Training program.
Students enrolled in the training receive access to the Class Management Toolkit inside the curriculum library, along with lesson plans, teaching resources, yoga games, breathing exercises, and business-building tools.
Because learning how to teach yoga is important.
Learning how to confidently lead a room full of children? That's where the magic happens.
Teaching kids yoga is about so much more than knowing the poses. It's about keeping children engaged, managing different personalities and energy levels, creating a positive environment, and knowing exactly what to do when things don't go according to plan.
That's why we created the Little Yogis Academy® Class Management Toolkit.
This practical resource is packed with real-world strategies, games, checklists, and teaching tips designed specifically for children's yoga teachers, educators, ECEs, camp staff, and wellness professionals working with groups of children.
Inside you'll find:
✨ Attention Grabbers to quickly regain focus
✨ Transition Activities for moving smoothly between activities
✨ Positive Behaviour Strategies that encourage cooperation and participation
✨ Attention & Focus Games for high-energy groups
✨ Before Class Checklists to help you feel prepared and confident
✨ Emergency Toolkit strategies for those moments when your class feels off-track
✨ Teacher scripts and practical classroom management tips
✨ Easy-to-implement ideas that work with toddlers, preschoolers, and school-aged children
Whether you're teaching in a childcare, school, camp, studio, or community setting, this toolkit will help you feel more confident leading classes and handling common classroom challenges.
One of the biggest concerns we hear from new instructors is:
"What do I do if the children aren't listening?"
The Class Management Toolkit answers that question and so many more.
These are the same strategies we have used for years while teaching thousands of children across schools, childcares, camps, and community programs.
The best part? This resource is already included as part of the Little Yogis Academy® Kids Yoga Teacher Training program.
Students enrolled in the training receive access to the Class Management Toolkit inside the curriculum library, along with lesson plans, teaching resources, yoga games, breathing exercises, and business-building tools.
Because learning how to teach yoga is important.
Learning how to confidently lead a room full of children? That's where the magic happens.
