Give your classroom the tools to thrive

We’ve packaged up our knowledge into an easy-to-use Mindfulness Toolkit that can help transform your classroom.

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When students are stressed and teachers are overwhelmed, learning and connection are challenged.

We're here to support you.

Our speciality is offering mindfulness in a way that’s simple, inclusive and relatable.

We know that teachers and students don’t need one more thing added to their plates. So, we’ve taken care of the heavy lifting by providing New Leaf-led practices that are short and sweet — so you can build mindfulness seamlessly into a typical school day.

With New Leaf Foundation’s Mindfulness Toolkit, you’ll get access to seven lesson plans with bite-sized activities like:

  • audio & video recordings
  • printable worksheets
  • Google Slide Presentations that make sharing easy

To help engage even the most skeptical students, we’ve incorporated mindfulness into a range of activities, including: 

  • Art & Mixed Media Projects
  • Journaling
  • Discussion Prompts
  • Physical Exercise

Thriving classrooms need teachers and students that are well cared for. Start using the toolkit today!

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What People Say

"It was very rewarding to connect with a group of young people in a healing way."
Educator
Curriculum Toolkit User
“I liked meditation the best because it allows my mind to forget all the tasks I have to do and helps me relax/calm down.”
Student
Curriculum Toolkit User
"I felt that the variety of activities, meditations, etc. provided an opportunity for students to connect at their level and interests."
Educator
Curriculum Toolkit User
“The students expressed interest in learning about wellness practices and shared their relief to have a space for open dialogue about how they have been feeling."
Educator
Curriculum Toolkit User
"It helped with stress a lot. It took a lot weight off my shoulders mentally."
Student
Curriculum Toolkit User
“The activities helped me to become stronger and more proud of myself. They helped me build confidence in myself as well.”
Student
Curriculum Toolkit User