Hello gardeners! Breathing exercises have been found to be effective in reducing stress and anxiety levels among gardeners of all ages which is why they are one of our favorite go-to 'gardening tools'. The exercises can be practiced anywhere, anytime, with little to no materials. Today, Gardener Kelsey has designed a Flower Breathing Tracer Meditation Activity for gardeners to use at home or in school. This simple, yet powerful exercise can help you unwind, flourish and nurture your gardens.
All you have to do is trace the petals with your finger and follow the breathing prompts. As you inhale deeply, imagine that you are taking in the beauty and tranquility of your garden.
Hold your breath for a few seconds, and then exhale slowly as you imagine that you are releasing any weeds, or concerns that you may have.
--> Click on the Flower Breathing Tracer to download your free printable of this activity.
Breathing exercises are a great gardening tool at school:
-Before or after a test
-If students seem unsettled
-If a student has a hard time focusing
-As a group activity
Breathing exercises are a great gardening tool at home:
-Before bed
-First thing in the morning
-After school
-If a child is upset or unfocused
-Before/after homework
Hey gardeners, if you are looking for more breathing exercises, check out our Fall Deep Leaf Breathing Activity Here!
Incorporating gardening vocabulary into breathing exercises is a fun and relaxing way to help gardeners of all ages manage their stress and anxiety levels. These exercises can be practiced on a daily basis, and can be customized to suit individual preferences and needs.
Unwind and refocus with Follow The Flower: Our New Breathing Exercise. Perfect for all ages, this 40-second gardening tool promotes calm and stress relief.
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