Combine Would You Rather and This or That questions with kids yoga poses for a classroom movement brain break. This no-prep yoga game includes digital Google Slides activities, printable yoga pose cards, and full-page posters that can also be used as coloring pages.

Children choose an answer and try the matching yoga pose, practicing self-awareness and self-regulation through gentle stretches and movement. Use this Set 1 activity together during classroom brain breaks, counseling sessions, or morning meetings.

📦 What's Included:

• 30 Pocket-sized printable brain break cards in color and black and white
  
  
• 30 Full-page printable yoga posters in color and black and white; the black-and-white versions can also be used as yoga coloring pages
  
  
• No-prep Google Slides presentation in two versions: with yoga pose names and without yoga pose names
  

🎒 Quick Details: Grades K–5 | Set 1 | 30 Pocket-Sized Cards | 30 Full-Page Posters | Google Slides With & Without Pose Names | Color & B&W | Digital + Print

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Would You Rather Yoga Game Growing Bundle includes:

• 29 Yoga and creative movement resources with 440+ Would You Rather questions and movement activities
  
• Everyday Sets 1–6, seven animal habitats, and seasonal and holiday themes for year-round brain breaks
  
• Printable movement cards, full-page posters, Google Slides games, and bonus creative movement activities in select sets
  
• Future additions at no extra cost when you purchase this growing bundle
  

🎯 Skills Addressed:

• Self-awareness and self-expression: identify and share personal preferences
  
  
• Self-regulation: practice gentle stretches and movement as regulation strategies
  
  
• Body awareness and mindful movement: notice body positioning and physical sensations
  
  
• Decision-making: choose between two options
  
  
• Attention and focus: take a movement break between learning activities
  

💡 Ways to Use It:

Use the digital game on a smartboard or through screen sharing for shared practice. Offer the printable cards in individual sessions, small groups, or classroom movement stations.

Try it during morning meetings, classroom transitions, counseling, occupational therapy, health or physical education, or as a class incentive. Display the full-page posters in a calm corner or use the black-and-white versions for coloring.

👩‍🏫 Who It's For:

• School counselors, social workers, psychologists, and child therapists
  
  
• Classroom teachers and special educators
  
  
• Occupational therapists, speech-language pathologists, and other related service providers
  
  
• Physical education and health teachers
  
  
• Parents and caregivers
  

Adapt movements to children’s physical abilities, sensory preferences, and comfort levels. Children can modify or skip a pose and choose how to participate.

🖨️ Format & Download:

Digital Google Slides presentation plus printable PDF cards and posters in color and black and white. The digital activity includes versions with and without yoga pose names. Use the materials in person or during shared screen activities.

📚 More Movement Resources:

Read 16 Fun Movement Activities for Counseling and Classrooms for ideas to bring movement, yoga, and brain breaks into your work with children.

📌 Important Notes:

• Google Slides access is needed to use the digital game
  
  
• Encourage children to move in ways that feel comfortable and accessible; movements can be modified or skipped
  
  
• This is a digital download. No physical product will be shipped. Due to the digital nature of this resource, all sales are final and refunds are not available.