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Focus Five: Prepare to Thrive and Feel Alive
A playful five-finger breath sequence kids can use anywhere. Name feelings, match each finger to an emotion, breathe, and move to shift from stress to calm and confidence. Try Focus Five at home, in class, or before big feelings.

The Ground Truth
Have you ever head the term “The Ground Truth”? Spies say it when they want to know what really went down, no cover-ups and no interpretations. Apparently in life or death spy situations it’s important to know the ground truth in order to move forward in the mission. In NASA, the ground truth is part of the calibration process where a person on the ground makes a measurement of the same thing the satellite is trying to measure at the same time. The two answers are then compared to help evaluate how well the satellite instrument is performing.
What Yoga Really Means to Kids – Grounded in Connection
The traditional definition of yoga is “union.” At Grounded Kids Yoga, we understand that to mean something beautifully practical. When we bring all the parts and layers of ourselves together, we begin to know ourselves more deeply. We feel supported from within. We feel connected, grounded, and whole. That sense of integration is what makes…

Yoga By Letter: R
In R Out R Yoga with the R Rooting, Rising, Refining In R In In R Out R Yoga with the R Reckless, Reactive, Ruminative Out R Out In R Out R Yoga with the R Reflective, Responsible, Reverent In R In In R Out R Yoga with the R Rage, Ragged, Regret-full Out R Out…

My Moods By Ethany, 2nd grader #GroundedinColor
When I am calm I feel so calm that my anger leaves. When I am calm I feel like I am blue because blue is my calm color. When I am Happy I feel pink because pink is my party color.

Yoga by Letters: G
In G Out G Yoga with the G Grounded, Groovy, Grateful In G In In G Out G Yoga with the G Grabbing, Grudges, Grievances Out G Out In G Out G Yoga with the G Giving, Glowing, Giggles In G In In G Out G Yoga with the G Grumpy, Gloomy, Grievances Out G…






Have you ever head the term “The Ground Truth”? Spies say it when they want to know what really went down, no cover-ups and no interpretations. Apparently in life or death spy situations it’s important to know the ground truth in order to move forward in the mission. In NASA, the ground truth is part of the calibration process where a person on the ground makes a measurement of the same thing the satellite is trying to measure at the same time. The two answers are then compared to help evaluate how well the satellite instrument is performing.


