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Criss Cross Apple Sauce! Is that wrong to say?
by Margarita Chavez
The provided text discusses the importance of different sitting postures during circle time in a classroom. The text explores three postures: the Mountain Pose, the Mermaid Pose, and the Criss Cross Pose. Each posture is described in detail, highlighting its benefits for student engagement, focus, and collaboration. The article concludes by advocating for incorporating these diverse postures into circle time to create a more dynamic and inclusive learning environment.
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We can no longer limit students to criss cross applesauce on the carpet!
Offering kids options like "mountain" or "mermaid" can be a great way to engage them while giving them the freedom to choose a comfortable sitting position. Here's how these options can work:Mountain Pose: This can be described as sitting with legs stretched out straight in front of them, like a "mountain." It’s a simple and neutral position that some children may find more comfortable than crossing their legs.Mermaid Pose: In this option, kids can sit with their legs bent to one side, resembling a mermaid's tail. This gives an alternative to the traditional cross-legged position, allowing for more flexibility and comfort.Providing these creative, fun options helps maintain classroom engagement while also catering to different physical needs and cultural considerations. It empowers children to make a choice that's best for their bodies, promoting inclusivity and comfort.
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The provided text discusses the importance of different sitting postures during circle time in a classroom. The text explores three postures: the Mountain Pose, the Mermaid Pose, and the Criss Cross Pose. Each posture is described in detail, highlighting its benefits for student engagement, focus, and collaboration. The article concludes by advocating for incorporating these diverse postures into circle time to create a more dynamic and inclusive learning environment.
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Margarita Chavez
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