Kids Yoga Pose Cards, Posters & Stickers

These visual teaching tools are designed to support kids in building self-awareness, focus, and emotional regulation. Whether you’re displaying chakra posters in a classroom, using pose cards in therapy, or handing out stickers during homeschool practice, this category gives you access to the most accessible and effective tools in the Grounded Kids Yoga system.

What are the best yoga cards or printables to use with kids?
Our 84-pose card deck is one of our most loved resources. Each card includes pose names, illustrations, cues, and chakra-based organization. You’ll find individual, partner, and group poses, making the deck easy to use in classrooms, therapy rooms, or at home. We also offer downloadable coloring book sets that teach pose names, energy awareness, and emotional expression through creative activities, perfect for homeschool, calm corners, or SEL integration.

How do I use pose cards to guide a kids yoga class or home routine?
Pose cards offer structure and inspiration. You can lay them out in a sequence, have kids draw one at a time, or build themed flows based on the chakra or element system. Each card includes alignment tips and benefits so even new teachers or parents can lead confidently. Our Focus in Time deck gives quick classroom-ready mini-flows, while our standard deck supports full lessons with creative play built in.

What posters or visuals help kids remember yoga poses?
We offer large and small pose posters, chakra sequence visuals, and a beloved 5 element-based I Am affirmation deck. These are ideal for classroom calm corners, yoga rooms, or homeschool walls. Kids retain poses and alignment better when they see images and words together. Our posters are beautifully designed with developmentally appropriate cues to reinforce safety and confidence.Can I teach yoga to a large group of students, like in a gym or assembly?Yes. Grounded Kids Yoga sequences are adaptable for large-group settings like PE class, gymnasiums, or assemblies. Our Pose Cards were created exactly for this purpose. Choose simple, standing poses with visual cues and repeatable patterns, such as the sequences from our Focus in Time Kit or the 6 Essential Lesson Plans. Use call-and-response cues, mirroring, or designated student leaders to support engagement. No mats are needed for Focus in Time or any standing poses.What are the best yoga resources to display or use in a classroom?Visual tools help children stay engaged and self-directed. Our classroom-friendly pose cards, Focus in Time posters, and Pose Poster make it easy to lead short sequences without needing a projector or mat. Many teachers hang posters in calming corners or use pocket charts to build custom sequences with students. Mini Pose Cards are perfect for games such as Concentration. These tools support inclusive instruction, reinforce regulation skills, and help establish consistent movement routines across the day.