Skill: Catch

The ultimate DIY present for active dads and their kids

Embrace the fun; forget the drills

Helping our daughters cultivate a life-long strategy for success

Creatively blending a few everyday items with a little imagination

Easy, effective, and entertaining

Learning isn’t just about spelling and math

Every shot, every pass, every goal begins with skating

Give your kids the gift of an active December with this cool printable

You might think of it as a physical literacy wonder drug

Every sweet spin in the air begins by learning how to turn

Why it’s important for goalies to develop skills in other sports and activities

Sometimes (okay, most of the time), it’s impossible to even consider adding anything else to the schedule. But these are some simple—really!—ways to add movement to your child’s day.

If, like many parents, you’ve found yourself running out of new play ideas for your kids, try these creative and fun lesser-known ones!

These fundamental movement skills will help your preschool child become physically literate

Toddlers and preschoolers need to learn fundamental movements skills before they’re ready to learn the more complicated skills required in structure activities and sports. The best way to help your children learn fundamental movement skills such as running, jumping, throwing and catching is to give them lots of opportunity for unstructured play in environments that … Continued