Games
Surya Namaskar
Samata
Yogasana:
*Standing
*Sitting
*Supine
*Prone
Yoga Modules:
Other Yoga postures
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Samata - Sanskrit Commands used in Balagokulam
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There is an air of orderliness and collectivity in all the Balagokulams. Use of some of the Sanskrit commands make it more organized and enjoyable. These commands can be used during games, when we have to make children stand in a line or make two teams, form a circle, etc. Use of these commands will enable the Shikshak to get the formation done quickly.
MANDALA
Every one hold each others hands and form a circle.
SAVADHAAN
When this command is heard, every one should pay attention to the Shikshak. This command is generally followed by another command or instructions
DAKSHA
Stand in Attention posture with heels together and feet forming a 30 degrees angle between them.
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AARAMA
From the Daksha position slide the left leg 30 cm on the left hand side maintaining equal weight on both feet simultaneously take the arms at the back the right hand resting on the left palm.
EKASHAHA SAMPAT
Every one will come running in front of shikshaks to form one straight line. The tallest person shall stand three steps away directly facing the shikshak. All others shall stand to the left of this first person in the order of height. Every one will do AARAMA.
PURAS SARA, PRATISARA, DAKSHINA SARA, VAMA SARA
While Going backward or forwards, the movement starts with the left leg. In any of the movements, the arms should not be moved.
(i) EK(DWI,TRI,CHATUS) PADA PURAS(PRATI) SARA
Take one (two,three,four) steps forward(backwards)
(ii) EK(DWI,TRI,CHATUS) PADA DAKSHINA (VAMA) SARA
The right(left) leg is moved 30 cms to the right(left) and then the left (right) leg brought together to come in DAKSHA. This movement is repeated upto four times depending on order given.
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SANKHYA
One by one start counting by calling out EK,DO,TEEN...
Splitting the lines into two groups
(i) GANA VIBHAG
As in sankhya but call out EK,DO,EK,DO...
(ii) DWI TATI EK,DO,TEEN
All EK numbered persons shall move two steps forward.
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