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Would You Rather Yoga Game Set 3 | This or That Movement Brain Breaks (Digital + Print)

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33 Pocket-Sized Yoga Cards, 33 Full-Page Posters, Color & B&W Printables, 2 Google Slides Presentation Versions With & Without Pose Names
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Would You Rather Yoga Game Set 3 | This or That Movement Brain Breaks (Digital + Print)
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Get your students moving with this Would You Rather Yoga Game Set 3! This engaging, no-prep activity combines Would You Rather and This or That questions with kid-friendly yoga poses to create interactive movement brain breaks that support self-awareness, body awareness, and self-regulation.


Students choose between two yoga-inspired movements while practicing gentle stretches and exploring how movement feels in their bodies. With 33 different movement choices, this game gives students opportunities to make decisions, express preferences, and take a break from seated learning.


This versatile resource includes two digital Google Slides presentation versions, 33 full-page printable yoga posters, and 33 pocket-sized yoga cards in both color and black and white. Use it during morning meetings, classroom transitions, counseling sessions, occupational therapy, physical education, or anytime your students could benefit from a movement break!


📦 What's Included:


🧘 33 Would You Rather Yoga Movement Choices

  • 33 kid-friendly yoga movement activities combining Would You Rather and This or That choices
  • Gentle stretching and creative movement opportunities
  • Students can select between movement options while practicing self-awareness and body awareness


🃏 33 Pocket-Sized Printable Yoga Cards

  • 33 printable brain break cards
  • Full-color and black-and-white versions
  • Convenient for individual counseling, small groups, classroom brain breaks, and movement activities


🖼️ 33 Full-Page Printable Yoga Posters

  • 33 full-page yoga posters featuring the movement activities
  • Full-color and black-and-white versions
  • Black-and-white posters can also be used as yoga-themed coloring pages
  • Great for classroom displays, movement stations, or calm corners


💻 2 Digital Google Slides Presentation Versions

  • No-prep digital Would You Rather yoga game
  • One presentation includes the names of the yoga poses
  • One presentation omits the yoga pose names
  • Can be projected onto a classroom screen or used through screen sharing

🎒 Quick Details: 33 Yoga Movement Choices | 33 Printable Cards | 33 Full-Page Posters | 2 Google Slides Versions | Color & B&W | Digital + Print


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🧘 Would You Rather Yoga Game Growing Bundle

  • 29 yoga games for all year long
  • 440+ Would You Rather questions
  • The growing bundle includes seasonal, holiday, and other themed yoga movement games, giving you a collection of activities to use across different settings.

🎯 Skills Addressed:


✔️ Self-Awareness: Explore personal movement preferences and notice how different movements feel

✔️ Self-Regulation: Practice gentle movement and stretching as potential regulation strategies

✔️ Body Awareness: Notice body positioning, coordination, and physical sensations during movement

✔️ Decision-Making: Make choices between two movement options

✔️ Mindful Movement: Practice paying attention to physical sensations while stretching and moving

✔️ Attention & Focus: Incorporate movement breaks to support readiness for learning

✔️ Self-Expression: Communicate preferences through movement choices


💡 Ways to Use It:


  • Classroom Brain Breaks: Give students a quick opportunity to stretch and move between academic activities.
  • Morning Meetings: Start the day with an interactive This or That yoga activity.
  • Individual & Small Group Counseling: Explore movement preferences, body awareness, and self-regulation strategies.
  • Occupational Therapy: Incorporate yoga-inspired movements into body awareness and coordination activities.
  • Physical Education & Health: Add gentle stretching and movement choices to physical activity lessons.
  • Classroom Transitions: Offer a movement break when returning from recess, lunch, or another activity.
  • Calm Corners & Movement Stations: Display the full-page posters or offer the pocket-sized cards as optional movement activities.

👩‍🏫 Who It's For:


This Would You Rather yoga game is designed for students and can be used by:

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

Students can participate in ways that work for their individual physical abilities, movement preferences, and sensory needs. Movements can be modified, and students can choose whether and how to participate.


🖨️ Format & Download:


✔️ 2 digital Google Slides presentation versions, one with yoga pose names and one without

✔️ Printable PDF materials with 33 pocket-sized cards and 33 full-page posters

✔️ Full-color and black-and-white printable versions

✔️ Black-and-white posters can also be used as coloring pages

✔️ Suitable for in-person instruction, screen sharing, small groups, hybrid learning, and remote sessions


📌 Important Notes:

  • Google Slides access is needed to use the digital game.
  • Encourage students to move in ways that feel comfortable and accessible to them. Yoga movements can be modified or skipped according to individual needs.
  • 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.
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