Learn an exercise for self-reflection that helps kids understand how to be compassionate to others.
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About Susan Kaiser Greenland
Susan Kaiser Greenland is an internationally recognized leader in teaching mindfulness and meditation to children, teens, and families. She is the author of books The Mindful Child and Mindful Games. Susan and her husband, author Seth Greenland, founded The Inner Kids Foundation, a not-for-profit organization that taught secular mindfulness in schools and community-based programs in the greater Los Angeles area. Susan was on the clinical team of the Pediatric Pain Clinic at UCLA Mattel Children’s Hospital, co-investigator on several UCLA research studies on the impact of mindfulness in education, and a collaborator on an investigation of mindful eating for children and caregivers.
Check out Susan's blog and her website, where you can listen and watch recordings of mindful games, guided meditations, songs, classes, and other resources for the classroom.
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Karla Gonzalez
October 20, 2019 at 3:43 pm - Reply
Thank you Susan for this meaningful activity. It will be perfect to demonstrate to the students how people have different perspectives and that is acceptable.
Dear Susan,
Greetings from Istanbul.
I loved all your videos. They have made me enter into a totally new world and I am utterly grateful for it. Thank you.
is it a duck or is it a rabbit? It s easy for me to understand others point of view, but difficult to handle the behavior which is hurting me, like rejection for example…
Simyka Carlton
October 20, 2019 at 4:55 am - Reply
These are awesome tools to use with students as well as teachers.
My deepest thanks, Susan. Everything you offer is so useful and so clear. Best wishes from Germany. Where can I get the equipment you are using? Can I get it at all? The cards……..
Another great book is called Nanette’s baguette ! It addresses mindful eating but also the universality of habit.
I am using this tomorrow!
Thank you Susan for this meaningful activity. It will be perfect to demonstrate to the students how people have different perspectives and that is acceptable.
Dear Susan,
Greetings from Istanbul.
I loved all your videos. They have made me enter into a totally new world and I am utterly grateful for it. Thank you.
lovely thank you.
exercises that are simple and draws us to be attentive.
is it a duck or is it a rabbit? It s easy for me to understand others point of view, but difficult to handle the behavior which is hurting me, like rejection for example…
These are awesome tools to use with students as well as teachers.
My deepest thanks, Susan. Everything you offer is so useful and so clear. Best wishes from Germany. Where can I get the equipment you are using? Can I get it at all? The cards……..
Yes, Doris. I would also like to know where to find the cards. Deepest gratitude to you, Susan!
Thank you. so meaningful
Thank you for easy way to show kids how 2 people can see the exact same thing differently, and how that can lead to awareness.
Aloha no, Can’t wait to show this to students on Monday. I saw both immediately. Have a blessed Sunday. A hui hou Ann—Kaua’i
Thanks Susan, great exercise!
Greetings from Mexico City!