Quick Break
Recommended time: In the morning before class or when students are restless.
Objective: to help teens calm down and focus.
- High school
Would you like to start practicing mindfulness? While waiting to conduct meditations yourself, we suggest meditations written by Catherine Malboeuf-Hurtubise, PH. D., psychologist and teacher specializing in mindfulness in schools that you can share with your students.
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Stage of the process
School grades
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Public
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Themes
Personal and social skills
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Recommended time: In the morning before class or when students are restless.
Objective: to help teens calm down and focus.
Recommended time: In class or at home at any time of the day.
Objective: to help teens reconnect with their physical sensations and better manage their emotions.
Suggested time: In class or at home, any time of the day.
Objective: to help your students develop a more positive body image.
Recommended time: in class or at home at any time of the day.
Objective: to introduce mindfulness in a fun way to help teens connect to the present and better manage their emotions.
Recommended time: in class or at home at any time of the day.
Objective: take a step back from emotions and manage difficult or unpleasant emotions.