The Chestnut Hill Library is hosting “Yoga for Curious Kids” on most Wednesdays this winter, from 10:30-11:15 a.m.
The class combines simple kid-friendly yoga poses and breath work with stories, games and visualizations that exercise social, sensory and motor skills while increasing flexibility. Children and their favorite adult will experience 30 minutes of fun and interaction, encouraging the child’s natural thirst for knowledge. It is personalized around children’s curiosity as they learn yoga through social interaction, repetition and play.
Children and adults should come …
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The Chestnut Hill Library is hosting “Yoga for Curious Kids” on most Wednesdays this winter, from 10:30-11:15 a.m.
The class combines simple kid-friendly yoga poses and breath work with stories, games and visualizations that exercise social, sensory and motor skills while increasing flexibility. Children and their favorite adult will experience 30 minutes of fun and interaction, encouraging the child’s natural thirst for knowledge. It is personalized around children’s curiosity as they learn yoga through social interaction, repetition and play.
Children and adults should come dressed and ready to move. No yoga experience is required. The class is led by Maria Eble, a certified yoga teacher and retired math teacher who for more than a decade has been practicing and instructing yoga, including at the library.
“I’m doing all of the same stuff we’re doing in my adult classes, I’m just bringing it to a level where kids are having fun with it,” Eble recently told the Local.
The library, located at 8711 Germantown Ave., advises that it will be closed, along with all other Free Library branches, on Monday, Feb. 16, in observance of Presidents’ Day. There also will be a high likelihood of an early closure of city departments at 1 p.m. on Friday, Feb.13. The library advises patrons to check the branch website ahead of visits in case of any unexpected changes in schedule, libwww.freelibrary.org/locations/chestnut-hill-library.
