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With just one hour a week, you can help bring mindfulness and social-emotional learning to public school classrooms. Learning to understand emotions and how to manage them with skill is one of the most important lessons any human being can learn. Based on Andrew Nance’s Mindful Arts in the Classroom curriculum, volunteers will teach elementary school students various techniques to help them cultivate the skill of present-moment awareness. Volunteers must have a background in mindfulness, a current mindful practice, or be willing to serve in an assistant teaching role.
You will lead weekly 20-25 minute mindfulness sessions for students in transitional kindergarten, kindergarten, first-, second-or third-grade classrooms. Using the Mindful Arts in the Classroom curriculum, you will engage students through books, art activities, theater games, and mindfulness exercises.
Mindful Arts San Francisco has been serving the community since 2014. In that time we have worked with the following schools, their students and teachers: Alvarado Elementary, Bessie Carmichael Elementary, Bret Harte Elementary, Buena Vista Horace Mann K-8 School, William Cobb Elementary, Commodore Sloat Elementary, Charles Drew Academy, Creative Arts Charter, Francis Scott Key Elementary, GordonJ Lau Elementary, Glen Park Elementary, Harvey Milk Academy, Hoover Middle School, Jean Parker Elementary, Jefferson Elementary, Junipero Serra Elementary, Leonard Flynn Elementary, Marshall Elementary, George Moscone Elementary, John Muir Elementary, Rosa Parks Elementary, Sanchez Elementary, Sherman Elementary, Tenderloin Community School.
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To sign up, please fill out a volunteer application.
Questions or Concerns? Please contact Mindfulness Program Coordinator Siobhan George at sgeorge@sfedfund.org or (628) 345-2963 ext. 3045.
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