BREATHE! Deep breathing is one of the best ways to relieve stress. Check out some of our other posts for breathing techniques: Petal Breathing Belly Breathing Mindful Breathing Visualizations Create a Flower Breather If you are still looking for more tools to add to your families

Take deep breaths for 60 seconds- Deep breathing exercises for 60 seconds can quickly reduce stress

Together, we explored simple but powerful gardening tools—like Flower Breathing —to help students stay

Check out our Shamrock Breathing Tracer! Happy St. Patrick's Day gardeners! Get creative with St.

Build in Breaks:  Even a five-minute pause between activities helps us reset, breathe, and feel less a new space Write it on a sticky note for a backpack, lunchbox, mirror, or desk Pair it with a deep breath

Shallow or uneasy breathing Feeling tired even after resting Trouble falling asleep or fear of going represents how you have been feeling — a doodle, a poem, or even a note to yourself. ✅ Take a few slow, deep breaths thoughts and feelings ✅ Listen to uplifting or peaceful music ✅ Practice gratitude each morning or night ✅ Breathe

D iscover ‘gardening tools’ to help you feel calm, confident & relaxed (deep breathing, coloring, music

>> You Are a Gardener's Top 10 Gardening Tools #1 Arts & Crafts #2 Taking Deep Breaths #3 Writing A Gratitude

classroom, home or office>> Some of our favorite Gardening Tools can include practices such as deep breathing

helpful 'Gardening Tools' and tips to help gardeners fall asleep and wake up feeling rested: -Deep Breathing

Take 2️⃣2️⃣ deep breaths. Take a 2️⃣2️⃣ minute walk. Spend 2️⃣2️⃣ minutes on a vision board.

Some of our favorite gardening tools are breathing exercises, journaling, arts & crafts, outdoor activities