Early years educators have busy days and huge responsibilities.
Learning movement skills in a fun, effective way is engaging for children and teachers alike.
Instill good habits and an understanding of the importance of physical well-being in the early years.
Shift attention from the stimulation of devices that keep children entranced and sedentary.
Address learning and social difficulties through fun physical games, challenges and activities.
Develop and nurture the whole child—physical, social, emotional and cognitive dimensions—through movement.
Introduce science and math concepts such as velocity, force, motion, distance and numeracy through physcial movement.
Early exposure to a wide variety of movement enhances the capacity, structure and function of the brain.
Movement and play are critical for brain development.
Movement is an effective countermeasure for stress, anxiety, low energy and obesity challenges.
Children can practice listening and social skills while building muscle strength, flexibility, stamina and core strength.
Balance, proprioceptive and sensory systems all benefit from regular movement.
The ability to focus in class improves after a movement session.
Let’s get our kids moving and learning in order to help them become confident, coordinated and strong!
