With our yoga cards, your kids will be transported to a world of imagination and play as they embody everything from trees to lions. And with the ability to print them from your own computer, you'll have everything you need to get started in a flash.

Individual and group posture cards:

Airplane (Virabhadrasana III), Angel (Vrksasana), Bamboo (Ardha Chandrasana), Bow (Dhanurasana), Butterfly (Baddha Konasana), Cat (Marjaryasana), Clamp (Uttanasana), Cobra (Bhujangasana), Cow (Bitilasana), Cowboy (Vatayanasana), Dancer (Natarajasana), Diamond (Vajrasana), Dinosaur (Virabhadrasana I), Downward Facing Dog (Adhomukha Svanasana), Eagle (Garudasana), Egg (Apanasana), Flower (Vikasitakamalasana), Flower together, Frog (Malasana), Indian (Upavesasana), Kayak (Navasana), Lion (Simhasana), Lotus (Padmasana), Monkey (Vatayanasana), Mountain (Tadasana Samasthiti), Oyster (Paschimottanasana), Paddling, Partner Boat, Phone (Akarna Dhanurasana), Pigeon (Rajakapotasana), Rock (Balasana), Seagull (Upavistha Konasana), Screw (Parivritta Sukhasana), Silent trees, Siren (Eka Pada Rajakapotasana), Sledge, Sleeping mummy (Svanasana), Star (Utthitahasta Padasana), Triangle (Utthita Trikonasana), Tree (Vrksasana), Turtle (Kurmasana), Unicorn (Gomukhasana), Warrior (Virabhadrasana II), Willow (Janu Sirsasana).

Warm-up cards:

Elbow flexion, Elbow rotation, Eye circle, Foot Extension, Foot rotation, From ear to shoulder, Hand rotation, Hands on heart, Head rotation, Wrist flexion.

We are so confident that you and your kids will love our yoga cards that we offer a satisfaction guarantee. If you're not absolutely satisfied with our product, we will refund your money, no questions asked!

Since our Yoga Cards are delivered digitally, you'll have immediate access to the files after payment, with no delivery fees or delays.

Our yoga cards are not just any cards, they're an opportunity to engage your kids' imagination and creativity while introducing them to the benefits of yoga.

Here are some fun ideas on how to use the cards:

Story: create a story with the different characters and animals on the cards and invite your children to do the postures individually or in groups.

Mystery bag: keep some of the postures in a bag and have your kids pick a card at random to present to the rest of the group.

Yoga stations: mark out a space and create stations where your children can do specific postures, sounds, and movements.

Guess who I am: take turns calling out the characteristics of the posture and have the rest of the group guess which one it is.

Discover their names: use the cards to encourage your children to start the reading and writing process by identifying each letter and deciphering the posture's name.