I Wish I Were A Unicorn: A Yoga Story of Self-Acceptance

Rashmi leads a yoga session with a story about Susie, a horse who wants to be a unicorn. Through interactions with friends like Kiki the kangaroo and various animals, Susie learns the importance of self-acceptance. The session includes yoga poses and encourages children to reflect on their own unique qualities.

What activity does Rashmi suggest to start the yoga session?

• Meditation

• Shaking and jumping

• Breathing exercises

• Stretching

What does Susie the horse want to become?

• A Pegasus

• A Unicorn

• A Dragon

• A Mermaid

Who is Susie's best friend in the story?

• Lola the Lion

• Benny the Bear

• Kiki the Kangaroo

• Daisy the Deer

What does Susie use to pretend to be a unicorn?

• A carrot

• A stick

• A radish

• A flower

How do the ducks react when they see Susie with the radish horn?

• They ask for magic

• They ask her to fly

• They ignore her

• They run away

What lesson does Susie learn by the end of the story?

• To make more friends

• To always try new things

• To learn magic

• To be happy with who she is

What reflective exercise does Rashmi suggest at the end of the story?

• Think of three places to visit

• Think of three things you love about yourself

• Think of three things you want to change

• Think of three new friends to make