Tomorrow, next week, next month? It’s easy to put off tasks for another day. In this issue of Teen Breathe, we tackle procrastination and offer tips to get things done more mindfully, so you can spend more time with friends and loved ones. Speaking of friends, why not write your bestie a handwritten note on one of Teen Breathe’s keepsake friendship cards?
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9-step yoga flow for calm & balance
Take flight by bringing the focus to your breath, before coming home to roost in tree pose. This gentle 9-step yoga sequence builds strength in...
Siah Kaluat: Finding strength in the hard days
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Reader Poem: The Red Plaid Shirt
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Easy origami butterfly for beginners
Fold a single square of paper into a delicate origami butterfly with this mindful 13-step craft. It’s a calming way to slow down, focus the...
How to make a short film
You don't need a Hollywood budget or fancy gear to make a film worth watching – just a story only you can tell. Here are four simple steps to...
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It moss be love
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If vying against others isn’t your thing, try taking strides from a more personal perspective
A peaceful pause
If life feels frantic and it’s all getting on top of you, step back and try this calming breathing exercise.
Millie and Chloe – positively thriving
Millie and Chloe, two teens from Melbourne, share with us their thoughts and feels over the current strange times of separation from friends, and...
FROM LITTLE THINGS BIG THINGS GROW
By buying the current issue of KIT, you’ll be donating $1 to the Foundation of National Parks and Wildlife’s Plant a Tree for Me...