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Collection of Calm Bodys (16)

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A smiling cartoon girl with brown hair in a ponytail, wearing a pink shirt and blue jeans, sitting at a wooden desk.
A friendly cartoon student ready to learn, ideal for engaging young learners in classroom activities.
Cartoon girl with calm body strategies: deep breaths, hands to self, feet on floor, stay in area, express feelings calmly, use words.
A cheerful, illustrated guide teaching kids how to self-regulate using simple, actionable steps-perfect for SEL lessons and behavior support.
A cartoon showing an angry person transforming into a calm, smiling individual via an arrow.
This illustration depicts the shift from intense anger to inner peace-highlighting the power of emotional regulation.
A person meditating in lotus pose with dandelion seeds floating around, symbolizing mindfulness and calm.
A calm individual meditates in lotus position, embraced by drifting dandelion seeds-a gentle reminder to let go and find inner peace.
Stick figure meditating with heart on chest, labeled "calm body"
A gentle reminder to center yourself: calm body, open heart.
Smiling cartoon boy sitting cross-legged in blue shirt and pants, eyes closed with rosy cheeks.
A joyful cartoon boy sits peacefully with eyes closed, radiating calm and contentment.
Smiling cartoon boy with curly brown hair, orange shirt, blue pants, and black shoes.
A cheerful cartoon boy with warm skin tone, curly hair, and casual outfit-perfect for early childhood education visuals.
Three diverse children sitting together in a circle, smiling and holding hands.
Three smiling children of different ethnicities sit together in a circle, representing inclusivity and shared joy.
Cartoon person sitting cross-legged with one leg placed over the opposite knee, demonstrating a seated stretch or yoga pose.
Sit comfortably and gently place one leg over the opposite knee-perfect for a quick mobility break or warm-up.
Illustration of a child sitting cross-legged with labeled body parts indicating mindful listening: eyes, ears, mouth, heart, hands, legs, feet.
A gentle reminder for kids: listening isn’t just with ears-it’s with the whole body.
Smiling cartoon boy with brown hair, blue eyes, yellow shirt, and blue shorts sitting cross-legged.
A joyful young boy sits cross-legged with a warm smile-ideal for themes of calm, learning, or play.
Illustration of a child demonstrating "Whole Body Listening" with labeled parts: brain thinking, eyes looking, ears hearing, etc.
A friendly cartoon child shows what “Whole Body Listening” looks like, with labels for each part of the body involved in active listening.
Illustrated social-emotional learning cards showing children and adults practicing empathy, asking for hugs, and sharing favorite places.
These colorful SEL cards teach kids essential life skills like asking for comfort, expressing feelings, and connecting with others.
A young girl with curly brown pigtails sits cross-legged in a peaceful meditation pose, eyes closed and hands in prayer position.
A child practicing mindfulness-simple, serene, and full of inner peace.
Silhouette of a human head with a brain filled with words like Dieting, Craving, Anxiety, Body Image, and Hunger.
This visual shows how internal thoughts and emotions like anxiety, hunger, and body image directly influence dieting habits and outcomes.
Four-panel illustration showing a cartoon person with finger-to-lips gesture (top) and full-body silhouette (bottom), repeated for symmetry.
A clean, four-panel visual set: top panels show a smiling figure signaling quiet; bottom panels depict the same figure’s full body-useful for teaching nonverbal cues.
Four illustrated cards showing a child on a swing, shushing gesture, sitting in a beanbag, and calm seated posture with labels.
A visual aid showing four simple self-regulation techniques children can use to manage emotions and find calm.