The Learning Center

Music and Movement With Scarves

Type:

Printable Tool

Presented by:

DMH + UCLA Prevention Center of Excellence

Developed by:

SEEDS for Family School Readiness

Relevant categories:

Behavioral Health Birth to Five Early Education

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Overview

Explore a creative and engaging way to teach emotional regulation to children in order to promote their wellbeing. Use this handout to learn how to teach deep breathing techniques to children using music, movement, and scarves. This SEEDS handout is available in English-Español for double-sided printing.

Keywords: child, connection, early childhood, preschool, SEEDS, stress

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