10 Halloween Yoga Poses for Kids (Printable Poster)

It’s Halloween time!

We have been to the apple picking farm, pumpkin patch, and local fall festival. My daughter has been loving the pony rides and train rides. We even took a tour around a small village to look for decorated pumpkin people. Our book display is full of Halloween and fall books.

We’re getting into the Halloween spirit with Halloween yoga for kids! How about you?

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Halloween Books for Kids

We went to the library and picked out several Halloween books:

National Geographic’s Halloween by Laura Marsh

Ten Orange Pumpkins by Stephen Savage

We’re Going on a Ghost Hunt by Marcia Vaughan & Ann Schweninger

Room on the Broom, by Julia Donaldson

Shivery Shades of Halloween, by At the Old Haunted House

Ten Timid Ghosts, by Jennifer O’Connell

Little Boo, by Stephen Wunderli

At the Old Haunted House, by Helen Ketteman

Froggy’s Halloween, by Jonathan London

Ladybug Girl and the Dress-up Dilemma, by Jacky Davis and David Soman

Halloween Hustle, by Charlotte Gunnufson and Kevan Atteberry

Halloween Books for Kids

Halloween Yoga for Kids Sequence

Another great way to celebrate Halloween, is through movement and storytelling. Get out your Halloween-themed books and act them out together. Or follow this yoga flow sequence with these ten keywords and matching yoga poses.

10 Halloween Yoga Poses for Kids

	1. Ghost or Skeleton – Mountain Pose Stand tall with legs hip-width apart, feet facing forward, and straighten your arms alongside your body. Move with arms around like a ghost.
	2. Moon – Moon Salute or Extended Mountain Pose Stand tall in Mountain Pose, look up, and reach your arms up to the sky.
	3. Crooked Tree – Tree Pose Stand on one leg, bend your knee, place the sole of your foot on your inner thigh, and balance. Sway like a tree and lift your arms up like the branches.
	4. Witch on a Broom – Chair Pose Stand tall in Mountain Pose with your feet hip-width apart, bend your knees, and pretend you are riding a broom like a witch.
	5. Bat – Standing Forward Bend From Mountain Pose, bend your upper body, reach for your toes, and hang like a bat.
	6. Spider – Table Top Pose Come to sitting with your palms flat behind you and the soles of your feet flat in front of you. Lift your buttocks to create a table, then walk like a spider.
	7. Haunted House – Downward-Facing Dog Pose Step back to hands and feet, lift your buttocks high, and pretend to be the roof of a haunted house.
	8. Cat – Cat Pose On all fours, tuck your chin into your chest, and arch your back like a cat.
	9. Owl – Hero’s Pose Come back to rest upright on your heels, take your arms out behind you, and twist your upper body like an owl. Turn one way and then the other.
	10. Pumpkin – Child’s Pose Come to sitting back on your heels, slowly bring your forehead down to rest in front of your knees, rest your arms down alongside your body, and take a few deep breaths. Round your body like a pumpkin.

For more poses, visit the Kids Yoga Poses page.

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“Fall, photos, and yoga…what a creative, fun combination.” – Dee

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