
Hockey Canada’s top 6 off-ice sports and activities to help hockey players get better
To achieve full potential, young hockey players should develop skills in other sports

How do I know if my child is getting a good PE experience?
Ask questions to make sure they’re receiving the best, most well-rounded education possible

Share our physical literacy lesson plans with daycares and summer camps
Help your child’s teachers and activity leaders by giving them our easy-to-use lesson plans

Canadian star diver Alexandre Despatie retires
His 22-year career included three world championships

Specializing in sport can be harmful to young athletes
Sampling a variety of sports early leads to the development of physical literacy

These Calgary kids don’t let winter stop them from biking to school
Riding in the snow helps them gain independence, confidence, and even status

7 tips for teaching your kids the definition of success
How to help them build character, resourcefulness, and a positive sense of well-being

Study: Exercise before school improves attentiveness in class
Walking or biking to school can help kids concentrate better

23 and 1/2 hours video: What is the single best thing we can do for our health?
Just 20 to 30 minutes of physical activity per day offers innumerable health benefits

Resources for parents
Children develop physical literacy by learning a wide variety of fundamental movement skills that allow them to enjoy many different physical activities and sports. Without physical literacy, they are less likely to stay active for life. Here are some ways you can support your child to become more physically literate. If you are an educator, … Continued

The Unplugged Club: How to manage screen time
Tips on how to ration the amount of time children spend with TV, games and the Internet

Why tummy time is so important for your baby
From the day your baby is born, the brain begins developing the different neural networks that build your child’s sensory awareness of the surrounding environment and their relationship to it.

7 steps to get your infant ready for tummy time
Tummy time is important because the skills learned while on the tummy are essential for later development. But infants aren’t born able to hold their heads up, which is why tummy time can be uncomfortable and frustrating for them.

Track your child’s activity with this handy printable log
This log helps parents schedule activity times, promote variety and celebrate milestones

Connect kids with winter on a five-senses walk
Using hearing, touch, sight, taste and smell, children can learn about their outdoor environment

Tissue dance
A simple indoor activity that encourages movement and coordination

Hockey Canada releases concussion app
Available for Android, Blackberry and iOS devices, they help users understand concussions

Find a quality karate program
Here’s how you can get your child the right introduction to karate

Find a quality hockey program
Here’s how you can get your child the right introduction to hockey

Find a quality soccer program
Here’s how you can get your child the right introduction to soccer

Indoor activities for winter
Don’t let bad weather keep your kids from being active

Find a quality basketball program
Here’s how you can get your child the right introduction to basketball

Find a quality swimming program
Here’s how you can get your child the right introduction to swimming

Find a quality gymnastics program
Here’s how you can get your child the right introduction to gymnastics