This is a fun workout based on one produced by Gleason Family YMCA.   This version may be done in a chair, standing behind a chair or without a chair. Grab a pack of cards, follow along and have some fun!

There are 3 levels of  participation:
Level 1: Sitting in a strong chair with feet on the floor.
Level 2: Standing behind a strong chair using the support of the chair back
              as needed.
Level 3: Standing without support.
It may be you will participate at different levels depending on the skill.

Let the fun begin!
1. Pick a card
2. Note the number on the card:  That is the number of times you practice
     the skill.
3. Note the suit on the card and match it with the pictures below.  That
    is the skill you will practice!
4. Jack = 11 Queen = 12 King = 13 Ace = 15
5: HAVE FUN!

Level 1: Knee swing to side and back: Lift your left knee and
             slowly swing your leg to side.  Slowly swing it back and
             lower your foot to the floor. Repeat your right side for a
            set.
                  Level 2: Squats holding onto back of chair:  Standing tall, bend
                                 knees and sit back and down.
                   Level 3: Squats without holding onto chair.

Level 1: Seated Knee Tucks: Lift left thigh up and hold for 2 to 3
          breaths. Lower foot to floor. Repeat with right leg for a set.
Level 2: Standing Knee Tucks: as above standing and holding
          onto back of the chair.    
                  Level 3: Sit-ups: any variety!

Level 1: Seated Jacks: Move both legs out to side while extending
           arms out in front. Return arms and legs back towards each
           other.  Variation: alternate your legs
Level 2: Standing Alternating Jacks: Alternate moving legs out to
          the side.  With each leg movement lift arms out to side or
                             in front.
                   Level 3: Full Jacks: Arms may Move out and up toward ceiling
                             or out in front.                   

Level 1: Tuck and Push:  Tuck both elbows back and by your
             sides then push arms forward like you are pushing
             something.
Level 2: Push Ups Against and Object: Find a solid object like a
          kitchen counter. Rest hands on edge of object and step
                           back a few steps. Make sure your feet are anchored and will
                           not slip. Lower your body toward object then push back up.
                    Level 3: Push Ups: any variety

 Next week the Gleason Family YMCA is having a Halloween night for kids.  I will be teaching Pirate Yoga!  It will be a 20 minute yoga practice using Hatha Yoga but giving the poses pirate related names. For example, Downward Dog with be "shark," as it looks like a shark fin.  The series of poses will be a story of sorts.  
Last week I taught a Pirate Zencycle class!  The 1/2 hour spin was to pirate music, I spoke in pirate and we dressed like pirates.  During the 1/2 hour yoga practice I used pirate names for the poses and set it to a story of sorts.
Pirate Yoga Link to kids yoga stories for ideas
Below are links to a bunch of cool resources for Halloween themed yoga for kids and adults. 
Have fun!
​KIDS YOGA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aw3JDtC8Us0 
​           Youtube video with drawn images.  Good for kids.
https://www.kidsyogastories.com/halloween-yoga/ 
           Pictures and a printable poster.  Kids Yoga Stories is my go to more kids yoga. 
https://www.kidsyogastories.com/halloween-yoga-class-ideas-chair/
           Yoga poses in a chair. 
ADULT YOGA
https://yogainternational.com/article/view/dress-up-your-yoga-practice-for-halloween  
          a great series by Yoga International with pictures and directions
https://kiddingaroundyoga.com/blog/halloween-yoga-lesson-plan/ 
          Halloween series of yoga postures with pictures
https://www.yogajournal.com/practice/7-spooky-poses-celebrate-halloween#gid=ci020756ac300f25bd&pid=blackcat
          7 poses with pictures

This question was raised after a recent yoga class.  It is a necessity to clean our mats on a regular basis to keep them smelling nice and looking fresh.
Important tip:  Yoga mats have a "stickiness" to them so we don't slip as we practice.  To protect the stickiness of our mats we are careful to use mild soaps and other cleaning ingredients.  I learned the hard way when I used a yoga mat spray that included Thieves and Purification essential oils.  This is a great smelling cleaner.  However, after a few uses, I noticed I was slipping during Downward Dog.  It turns out, Thieves contains lemon essential oil.  The citrus oils are know to affect plastics and rubber.  So be careful.
Tip:  Yoga mats have evolved over time and are now made with varying textures and materials.  What works with one may not with another.  Some manufacturers post cleaning instructions on their websites.
So here we go:
1.  Gaia.com recommended to spray your mat with a hose or rinsing in a bath tub.  Then hang it to dry.  Remember the wetter and thicker your mat is, the longer it will take to dry.  So plan ahead so you will have your mat for class. 
Warning:  Avoid hanging your mat in direct sunlight as it may over dry your mat. 
2.  Some websites recommend washing your mat in a washing machine with mild soap.  Be aware some mats may not do well with the agitation.  A front load washer may be better.  Do not use a clothes dryer.
Great idea to ring out your mat:
Lay your mat on a towel.  Roll up the towel and mat.  Apply pressure to the roll to squeeze out water. 
Unroll  mat and hang dry.
3.  In a spay bottle mix 2 cups of water and 4 cups of dish soap.  Using a damp sponge or terry cloth rag rub soiled areas.  Wipe your mat clean with water and rub with a dry terry cloth towel.  Hang to dry.
4.  Make a solution of water and white vinegar using a 50/50 mix to clean your mat.  This mix naturally disinfects.  One website said the water/vinegar mix will restore the texture and color of a mat made of natural tree rubber.
5.  Make a cleaning solution with essential oils which disinfects, cleans and smells nice.
   Ingredients:  3/4 C water
                       1/4 C alcohol-free Witch Hazel or White Vinegar
                       10 drops Lavender Essential Oil & 3 drops Tea Tree (Melateuca) Essential Oil*
                        2 OZ (60 ml) Glass Spray Bottle - tinted preserves essential oils
     1. Combine all ingredients.
     2. Shake until combined.
     3. Spray on mat & wipe dry with towel
                         *Other possible Essential Oils:
                                               Eucalyptus Radiata, Eucalyptus Globulus,  Purification, Thyme, Lemongrass, Peppermint
                           Please use quality essential oils.  Some oils contain added chemicals and perfumes.
                                         I use Young Living Essential Oils.
6.  There are manufactured wipes and cleaners for mats.  My husband bought some wipes for me at the local dollar store!

I hope this is helpful for you. Please respond with your experiences cleaning your mat!
PS: I used the Essential Oil spray on my blocks too!