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Practical guidance, classroom activities, training materials and resources for preschool teachers.
Explore teacher resourcesPractical guidance, classroom activities, training materials and resources for preschool teachers.
Explore teacher resourcesSimple guidance and 20 approved activities for families with children aged approximately 3–6.
Explore parent resourcesChoose between classroom activities for teachers and short mindfulness activities for use at home.
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Open resourcesThis platform will bring together practical mindfulness resources for preschool teachers and parents, including short activities, breathing exercises, calming routines and easy-to-follow guidance for use in the classroom and at home.
Mindfulness can help young children recognise their emotions, manage impulses, improve concentration and respond more calmly to everyday situations. Simple and consistent practices can support children’s learning and overall well-being.
Discover short, age-appropriate activities that can be included in classroom routines, transitions and learning sessions.
Find simple mindfulness practices that can be used during busy mornings, after kindergarten, before bedtime or whenever a child needs help calming down.
In early childhood education, mindfulness means helping children notice what is happening now – their breathing, bodies, emotions, movement, sounds and surroundings – through simple and playful experiences. It is not long meditation, perfect silence or an expectation that young children remain still.
Simple practices can help children feel calmer, focus better and face everyday challenges with confidence. When mindfulness becomes part of their daily routine, small moments of calm can lead to lasting positive change.
Calm Minds. Strong Focus. Happy Learning.