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TEACHER TRAINING: Teach Artful Meditation to Children
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TEACHER TRAINING: Teach Artful Meditation to Children

Blending Meditation and Art for a Calm Mind
Created byKerry Kopasek
Last updated 12/2020
English

What you'll learn

  • Adult students will learn how to teach meditation to children
  • How to blend meditation, art, stories, and movement in one class to further your meditation teachings
  • 3 fully scripted children's classes with instructions for art projects, meditation, and movement activities provided
  • Step-by-step guide to creating your own artful practice and guiding children through 60-90 minute classes
  • Tips to improve your own meditation practice and how art creation can improve your mental and physical environment
  • Learn how meditation and art can enhance learning, mental resilience, emotional intelligence, relationships with self and others
  • Adult students will learn how to design and invent their own meditation tools, art projects and movement activities
  • This course will teach adult students how to improve their meditation practice and teach children

Course content

3 sections11 lectures2h 25m total length
  • Welcome to class!2:47

    Welcoming you to your 7 week Teacher Training: Art Meditation for Children. Please refer to attached class syllabus.

  • WEEK 1: Course Introduction16:58

    - Course content to fill a 60 – 90 minute meditation class

    - How to create your own class

    - Create meditative art tools to enhance daily child mindfulness

    - Talking points on the value of meditation for children

    - How to assist children in creating a more balanced environment both internally and externally thru class discussions and homework assignments.

    - How to prepare yourself for teaching

  • WEEK 2: Class Format21:30

    - How to format a 60 to 90 minute meditation class

    - Preparing your space

    - Types of meditation

    - Art Reflectives in detail

    - Inspiring open discussions pertaining to meditation experience

    - Walking / movement meditation

    - Glossary / Language

Requirements

  • A desire to blend meditation and art into your daily life and those lives around you

Description

This original and inspiring seven-week course guides educators and parents through how to teach artful meditation to children ages 4-11. Students of this course will learn how to guide children through a 60-90 minute class encompassing the blending of art projects, mindfulness techniques, meditation and movement. Participants will learn how to improve focus, calm the mind, enhance emotional awareness, shift thinking from one emotional state to another, and create positive internal experiences that improve how they interact with other people and their environment. The art projects in each course help present these concepts visually, making the class topic easier to understand and ultimately become a practice that acts as an extension of the sitting meditation.

Step-by-step instructions and supplemental materials are provided to prepare you to teach successfully. These include meditation scripts, class outlines, lectures on basic meditation terms and concepts, as well as guidance on how to prepare the proper meditation space, and how to market your gift of meditation instruction in your community.

This course is suggested for educators and parents who are inspired by the concept of mindfulness meditation and how it can help a child improve his or her internal emotional experiences. Ultimately, these lessons are intended to influence how children interact with and move through the world around them with more ease and grace. This course will also help you grow and enhance your own personal meditation practice.

Who this course is for:

  • General public
  • Teachers
  • Parents
  • Those who are creative or wish to become more creative in their meditation practice and teaching style