Rainbow Yoga Class Builder

Child smiling during a playful Rainbow Yoga pose — MOVE.

Child and teacher playing in a Rainbow Yoga animal pose — PLAY.

Children holding hands in a partner Rainbow Yoga activity — CONNECT.

Children gathered around a singing bowl and colourful scarves — CREATE.

Children and adults making a feet circle in Rainbow Yoga — DISCOVER.

Child and adult enjoying a Rainbow Yoga partner moment

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$108 AUD lifetime access for early Rainbow teachers.

Join the launch group and use the builder, Gopala class-plan library, pose and activity dictionary, saved classes and community sharing as the app grows.

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Class worlds

Doors into meaningful adventures.

The builder can begin from a theme, a child interest, a social need, a class mood or a beautiful surprise.

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THE MUSEUM THAT WOKE UP

Statues, paintings and inventions come alive as children practise observation, stillness and collaborative imagination.

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MISSION TO MARS

A space crew discovers that every body, role and idea matters when the journey gets wonderfully complicated.

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BelongingConnection

THE INVISIBLE THREAD

Tiny choices reveal how the whole group is connected through breath, movement, listening and shared care.

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ResilienceHumourAdaptability

OOPS! EVERYTHING WENT WRONG

Wobbles, wrong turns and almost-falls become discoveries that help the class invent something better together.

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Class builder

A light path into a rich plan.

Three clear ways in, large conversational questions, and a generated plan that a real teacher can lead from the mat.

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Class plan

Courage In Community Journey

Children discover that courage is not something they must find alone. It grows through tiny brave signals, supportive wobble, shared roles, playful problem solving and one unforgettable group-created Courage Machine.

1. Courage Weather and Tiny Brave Signals
5 min
Invite each child to show today's courage weather with one small body signal: a shoulder shrug, a strong foot, a tiny hand spark, a shy wave, a stormy shake, or a sunshine stretch. The group gently mirrors each signal once, then the teacher weaves them together into a living weather report.
2. Bravery Switchboard Warm-Up
8 min
The teacher starts a simple movement: Mountain sparks into Star, Star folds into Seed, Seed grows into Tree, Tree steps into Warrior, Warrior melts into Downward Dog tunnel, and the tunnel rolls back to standing. After one round, children pass an imaginary spark across the circle. Whoever receives it chooses the quality for the next round: slow motion, superhero quiet, giggly, underwater, moon gravity or bold parade.
3. The Wobble Choir
7 min
Children choose Tree, Mountain or seated Tree. Everyone starts silently. When someone wobbles, the whole group makes a soft supportive sound on the exhale: 'whooo', 'mmm', 'haaa', or a gentle drum on the chest.
4. Bridge Rescue: Nobody Crosses Alone
10 min
Each group must help an imaginary courage lantern cross a river. Round one: each child makes one self-supported bridge, rock, tunnel, boat or stepping-stone shape. Round two: everyone must have a role, but not everyone has to be a bridge; roles can include signal keeper, path designer, sound maker, lantern carrier, watcher or shape maker.
5. The Community Courage Machine
10 min
One child enters the space and makes a repeating movement with a sound, like a gear, wave, bell, lever, brave heart or opening door. One by one, children add a movement that connects to the machine without crashing into anyone. Halfway through, the teacher introduces a problem: the machine only works if every movement helps someone else's movement.
6. Lantern Rest: Carry One Brave Spark Home
5 min
Guide children to imagine the courage lantern floating above the group. It visits the Wobble Choir, the bridge crossing and the Courage Machine, collecting one spark from each moment. Invite every child to choose one spark to carry home: asking for help, trying a tiny step, supporting a wobble, making room for a different role, or noticing someone else.