JENNY STEWART-HOUSTON | CREATIVE MOVEMENT, DANCE, & YOGA ARTIST

SUPPORTING LEARNING THROUGH MOVEMENT, MINDFULNESS, & IMAGINATION

Jenny Stewart-Houston brings joyful, accessible movement experiences into K–12 classrooms, weaving together creative dance, yoga, storytelling, and mindfulness. With a lifelong background in professional performance and a Bachelor’s degree in Education, Jenny creates movement-based classes that support physical awareness, emotional regulation, focus, and creative expression. Her teaching is grounded in child development and designed to meet students where they are—playful, inclusive, and adaptable to a wide range of learning needs.

Jenny’s classes encourage students to feel confident in their bodies, connected to one another, and engaged in learning through movement. Her approach is flexible, collaborative, and especially supportive for classrooms seeking embodied learning tools that integrate seamlessly into the school day.

GRADE LEVELS

Pairs well with grades K–6 (elementary school) and adaptable for early learning, upper elementary, middle school, and inclusive classrooms, including Special Education and after-school programs.

ART FORMS

Dance • Creative Movement • Yoga • Mindfulness • Storytelling Through Movement

ARTS INTEGRATION & CURRICULUM CONNECTIONS

Jenny’s programs support Washington State Learning Standards by integrating movement and mindfulness with core subject areas:

  • Performing Arts / Dance (DA): Students explore movement patterns, expression, spatial awareness, and creative sequencing through guided dance and yoga-based activities (DA:Cr, DA:Pr).
  • English Language Arts (ELA): Movement is used to embody stories, themes, and vocabulary, supporting comprehension, oral storytelling, and reflective discussion (ELA:SL, RL).
  • Social Emotional Learning (SEL): Practices emphasize self-regulation, emotional awareness, empathy, and focus through breath, stillness, and mindful movement.
  • Physical Education & Health: Supports body awareness, coordination, balance, and healthy movement habits aligned with age-appropriate physical development.

PAIRS WELL WITH

  • Literacy and storytelling units
  • Social–emotional learning and self-regulation goals
  • Science or nature-based themes
  • Mindfulness and classroom focus routines
  • Inclusive learning environments
  • Special Education support

WHY TEACHERS CHOOSE JENNY

  • Classes are playful, calming, and accessible to all abilities
  • Strong background in education and child development
  • Supports focus, regulation, and classroom readiness
  • Flexible structure adapts to classroom themes and schedules
  • Creates a supportive, non-competitive environment for movement

JENNY STEWART-HOUSTON'S PROGRAM DESCRIPTIONS

STORYTIME YOGA ADVENTURES

Students step inside a story or classroom theme and bring it to life through yoga poses, breathwork, and creative movement. Sessions may explore nature, science topics, social–emotional themes, or books students are reading, supporting literacy and imagination through embodied play.

BRAIN BREAK: MOVEMENT & MINDFULNESS FOR FOCUS

Short-format movement and mindfulness sessions designed to help students reset, refocus, and regulate energy throughout the school day. Activities blend yoga, rhythmic movement, breathwork, and guided stillness, making them easy to integrate into daily classroom routines.

THEMATIC YOGA & CREATIVE MOVEMENT

Yoga and dance-based exploration connected to a specific classroom unit or theme, such as environmental studies, world cultures, or emotional awareness. Classes may culminate in a short sharing or reflective moment, allowing students to express learning through movement.

FIELD HALL WILL BE CLOSED NOVEMBER 28-29 FOR THANKSGIVING

The Waterfront Coffee Bar at Field Hall will also be closed on Saturday, November 30th. 

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Special discounts and holiday treats available in person on November 30th.