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We are delighted to invite your children to the Hut this Summer for a magical and transformative journey of self-discovery at our Children’s Yoga classes.
We will explore the wonders of movement, mindfulness and imagination. Led by our experienced and playful instructor, Jo, your children will embark on a joyful adventure, discovering the benefits of yoga in a safe and supportive environment.
With summer weather and our quiet country location, we will be outside for some parts of the class, weather permitting. Jo loves to incorporate nature in both the yoga and crafts that we do.
These 1.5-hour sessions will include yoga, songs, crafts and games.
Recommended for ages 6 to 12 years.
Children’s Yoga
with Jo Moore
Sunday, August 13, 2023
1-2:30pm
Stream Yoga + Meditation
819 Weaver Road, Port Colborne, ON L3K 5V3
This class requires a minimum of 4 families to run. Kindly register early.
$15 per child or $25 per family up to three children (pricing inc HST)
Only $12 or $20 (inc HST) for Monthly Members (see below)
Monthly Members (Unlimited and Monthly 5 Classes) receive a 20% discount on all Pre-registered Courses, Events and Workshops! Contact the studio when registering. Membership must remain/be active while the Course is in progress and/or at the time of the event.
If you are a Monthly Member, the Children’s is only $12 per child or $20 per family up to three children (inc HST). Send an etransfer to hello@gentlydownthestream.org with a note and we will add the event to your account.
Joanne Moore
RYT200 Certified Yoga Instructor, Expressive Arts Facilitator
Jo Moore is a nature and pet-loving, family-blessed, retired Mental Health Social Worker and Special Education Teacher. In recent years she gleefully achieved a post graduate certificate in Expressive Arts from Haliburton School of the Arts and her YogaRYS200 certificate. Jo is a seasoned facilitator, recently transplanted to Port Colborne, and enjoying a better gardening zone than in her native Orangeville.
