Adult Animal Mindfulness Colouring: Beautiful detailed animal colouring pictures alongside positivity exercises

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Encourage your students to take responsibility for their own learning and well-being by providing them with tools and strategies for self-regulation. Taking a moment in the day to let your children colour in and switch off from learning can be very valuable. This gives them a chance to practice their mindfulness skills - being present in the moment without outside distractions. Incorporate mindfulness into any topic relating to living things and linking the native animals to their environments with this beautiful mindfulness activity on Australian animals. They are designed to support curriculum areas such as AC9S5U01 and AC9S6U01. If you liked this resource, then you might also like this Sea Turtle Collaborative Colouring. More ways to create a space of mindfulness in your classroom:

Designed by the teachers of Teach Starter, each resource in this teaching resource collection has been created with kids — and teachers — in mind. Each has undergone a rigorous review process completed by a member of our teaching team. Simply print out these self-esteem colouring sheets and allow your child some time to focus and unwind by getting creative and colouring them in. These lovely mindfulness colouring sheets feature some fun animal self-esteem affirmations. This mindfulness activity is a great way to think about some specific animal qualities. They include the phrases: They are sure to love this collection of beautiful and detailed illustrations of some of the wonderful wild animals of Africa, such as: The intricate details and designs in these colouring sheets can support the development of the muscles in a child's hands and wrists which can aid with coordination in grip, which is important for fine motor coordination. This minibeast art activity is a perfect homework task for children as they can take it home and colour in the sheets in their own time.Colouring is an activity that sparks the logical and creative aspects of the brain into action. If you think of colouring as a mental exercise, then you're keeping your brain active, healthy and improving coordination. When colouring, the brain remains in control of its thoughts and employs both sides of the cerebral cortex.

These printable PDF wild animal pictures to colour in are a great way for children to express and explore their creativity while developing their fine motor skills. They're also a great way to promote mindfulness, as they allow children to take some time out and unwind. If you really just want some mindful colouring that can bring your whole class together, make it a class mural! You could try letting your class colour in at the start of the afternoon. This way, your children should be able to start the second half of the day with lower stress levels, feeling happier and more able to focus. Mindfulness colouring sheets are a great for a variety of activities, you can use them to reinforce fine motor skills, as inspiration for independent writing, or just for fun.Jungles aren’t just for animals. There are over 50 million people around the world who live in jungles. Mindfulness can be understood as the basic ability to slow down, focus and be present in what one is doing, thinking or saying. Whilst mindfulness can be done with colouring, it can also be achieved through other simple activities, like walking in nature, carefully listening to sounds outside or meditating.

Help your pupils learn about the rowers that made it over the Drake Passage with this fun impossible row reading comprehension. Reducing stress and anxiety — Mindfulness can help kids manage their emotions, reducing feelings of stress and anxiety.Looking for more autumn animals for preschool activities? Take a look at some of the linked resources below to get started.