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Make Your Own Mini Zen Garden
Discover how to make your own Mini Zen Garden. This is a perfect mindful activity for children and adults!
When I think on all the times I’ve done art activities with children, it is truly a time that has allowed for creativity, self-expression and connecting. Our hands were busy, and the creative juices were flowing.
The creativity and self-expression that shines when a child is involved in crafting and creating is important in childhood development.
Merging yoga with craft time will only expand the benefits children receive as they move their bodies and allow imaginations to flow.
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How to Make a Mini Zen Garden:
Supplies:
Baby plates or a container that won’t break easily
sand
rocks, crystals or any other small item
wooden or plastic fork
Directions:
Add sand to your container. Include rocks, or crystals. Use your rake (fork) to draw designs in the sand.

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Conclusion:
When you become inspired through your creating your energy is lifted. Just like yoga, there are a number of benefits that come along with crafting, which is known to help kids develop fine motor skills, teaches children to follow instruction while also allowing them to express themselves, and creates bonds, whether that’s with a parent, teacher, or peer.
Exploring art with children is the perfect way to connect. This is true for all ages.
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