It is aimed at children learning yoga, but rather than have the players compete against each other, the focus is on mutual growth and enjoyment. It is typical race game, but it's definitely "outside the box" in its emphasis on physical movement and creativity (children imagine the animals the poses are named for, and have the opportunity to create their own).
Tuesday, September 16, 2003
The Yoga Garden Game
While googling for game ideas, I came across this atypical one: The Yoga Garden Game.
It is aimed at children learning yoga, but rather than have the players compete against each other, the focus is on mutual growth and enjoyment. It is typical race game, but it's definitely "outside the box" in its emphasis on physical movement and creativity (children imagine the animals the poses are named for, and have the opportunity to create their own).
It is aimed at children learning yoga, but rather than have the players compete against each other, the focus is on mutual growth and enjoyment. It is typical race game, but it's definitely "outside the box" in its emphasis on physical movement and creativity (children imagine the animals the poses are named for, and have the opportunity to create their own).
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