Create a golden dragon twirler to send heartfelt wishes out into the world!

For centuries, dragons have been represented in cultures throughout the world, though attitudes towards them differ. Chinese Emperors used the dragon as symbols of power, nobility, and divine descent for at least 6,000 years. We can find many dragons on furniture, clothing, jewelry, and decorations throughout the palace in Kuan Yin.

In Chinese Buddhism, artists depict the dragon as a symbol of spiritual power, wisdom, and enlightenment versus the worldly power of imperial rule. This is the type of dragon that appears to Ling and Miao Shan to assist the sisters in response to Ling’s heartfelt compassionate wish.

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Activities to Share with Your Students

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As a thank you for all the amazing work you do as a teacher, we would like to offer you a set of free, interactive, and fun activities from The Mindful Kids Activity Book, Happy Puppy, Angry Tiger, Little Yogi Deck, Meditation Station, and Kuan Yin! These activities and worksheets will provide a hands-on way for kids to become more relaxed and attentive, more aware of their bodies and emotions, and more open toward others. All are perfect for use in a classroom setting and can be adapted to fit the unique needs of your students.

This download includes three activities from The Mindful Kids Activity Book, a companion guide and coloring page from Happy Puppy, Angry Tiger, a companion guide for Little Yogi Deck, a set of coloring pages inspired by Anait Semirdzhyan’s illustrations in Meditation Station, and an educational resource and seek-and-find activity for Kuan Yin.

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