Yogie Land
Yogie Land offers a unique blend of yoga and meditation classes that go beyond traditional practices
Our sessions intertwine storytelling, enchanting puppetry, original music, and interactive learning games, creating a captivating journey filled with excitement and education.
What Sets Us Apart
Innovative Approach: Our classes are more than just yoga sessions; they are spectacular shows that captivate the entire family. Yogie the Dogie, our beloved guide, leads children on exciting adventures, creating a world of boundless creativity and joy.
Inclusive and Adaptive: We understand that every child is unique, and our program is designed to meet the varied needs of all young learners. Whether children are eager to participate actively or prefer to ease into the experience, our interactive show format encourages engagement at their own pace.
Dynamic Elements: Our program incorporates a vibrant mix of engaging music (both live and recorded), fun educational games, and magical adventures with Yogie the Dogie. This dynamic combination ensures a lively and enriching experience suitable for both small groups and large gatherings.
Why choose Yogie Land
Yogie Land stands out in the realm of children’s yoga through its dedication to creating a memorable, educational, and inclusive environment. We believe in making yoga fun and accessible for all children, offering them a space where they can explore, learn, and grow in a supportive and joyful setting.
Fall Semester:
September 12th – December 19th
14 week Semester – No class Nov 28th for thanksgiving
Classes run Thursdays from 11:00am to 11:45am, 45 min sessions
For ages 0-5
Pricing:
Price for semester of 14 weeks: $420
Please contact us at info@oneyogahouse.com if you have any questions.
Your Instructor: Grant Henry
Grant Henry is an entrepreneur with a deep passion for education and wellness, as the co-founder of House of Flow, founder of Yogie Land, Grant Henry Media, and The Early Years Studio and the co-author of the yoga photography book, My Yoga. My City, he embodies a blend of innovation and creativity. His entrepreneurial spirit was ignited upon moving to New York City several years ago, a decision driven by his lifelong dreams.
Grant’s extensive academic journey includes an undergraduate degree from the University of Arizona, a master’s in Film and Digital Technology from Chatham University, and a second master’s in Digital Media Design for Learning from New York University. Recently, he added to his accolades by completing an Executive Education program in Entrepreneurship at the Wharton School of Business, securing second place in their pitch competition with House of Flow. Driven by a desire to deeply understand children’s thought and learning processes, Grant aspires to one day pursue a doctorate degree in Developmental Psychology from Columbia University, following in the footsteps of one of his role models, Dr. Alice Wilder.
With over fifteen years of experience in early childhood education, Grant has nurtured a profound passion for teaching and revels in the developmental journey of young minds. His move to New York City was a strategic step toward emulating his childhood heroes – Mister Rogers, Jim Henson, and Angela Santomero, icons in children’s television. Grant currently volunteers as a Documentarian with the Children’s Media Association, dedicating himself to the evolution of children’s media.
His transformation began with his yoga journey in 2014, a path that fostered his confidence and physical and mental strength and offered a new perspective on life. His commitment to yoga led to a 200-hour teacher training certification and the opportunity to teach adult yoga classes. However, his heart remains with children’s education and development. Today, Grant is at the forefront of shaping the future of children’s content, both in-person and on television. He is excited to embark on this journey with your children, and he profoundly values your trust in him to guide them through this enriching experience.