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The Garden Seasons. In this story, children practice yoga poses that represent the different seasons in a garden, such as the sun salutation for summer and the mountain pose for winter. They learn about the cycle of growth and change in a garden and the importance of finding joy in every season.

In a quiet corner of a lush garden, a group of children gathered to practice yoga. But today, they were going to do something different. They were going to practice yoga poses that represented the different seasons in a garden.

The yoga instructor, a kind woman with a love for nature, led the children through the sun salutation, a series of poses that represented the warmth and energy of summer. As they moved through the poses, they imagined the sun shining bright overhead and the sweet scent of flowers in bloom.

Next, they moved on to the tree pose, standing tall and strong like a tree in the autumn breeze. They imagined the leaves changing colors and the wind carrying them away, just like the changes that come with each passing year.

For winter, they practiced the mountain pose, standing firm and unshakable like the snowy peaks of a mountain. They imagined the stillness and quiet of a winter wonderland, and the promise of new growth that comes with the spring.

Finally, they moved on to the child’s pose, a pose that represents the freshness and new beginnings of spring. They imagined the soft green buds of new plants pushing through the soil and the warm rain that brings new life to the garden.

As they moved through the poses, the children began to understand the cycle of growth and change that happens in a garden. They saw how each season has its own unique beauty and challenges, and how they can find joy in every moment if they stay present and mindful.

After the yoga session, the children took a walk through the garden, noticing the changes that were happening all around them. They saw the colorful blooms of summer, the rich colors of autumn, the stillness of winter, and the promise of new growth in the spring.

They saw how the plants and animals adapted to each season, finding ways to survive and thrive in every environment. They saw the importance of patience and resilience, and the beauty that comes from embracing change.

As they walked through the garden, the children talked about what they had learned and how they could apply it to their own lives. They saw how the lessons of the garden could help them navigate their own growth and change, and how they could find joy in every moment if they stayed present and grateful.

And so, the children left the garden with a newfound appreciation for the beauty and wonder of nature. They knew that the lessons they had learned in the garden would stay with them forever, and that they could always find peace and inspiration in the natural world around them.