Move to Learn boosts reading and physical literacy for preschoolers
Pilot program has been offered in four Southern Ontario communities
Babies who don’t develop proper motor skills may suffer academically down the road
The important relationship between movement and cognition
How to support the ‘air traffic control system’ of your child’s brain
Help them focus, plan, and respond to changing circumstances
Active play for preschoolers
Young children learn best when there is no direct “teaching” of skills
Why relationships are so important when building a child’s brain
Nurturing helps a child’s brain reach its full potential
Active play experiences help young children develop physical literacy
Both structured and unstructured activities are important
Build your child’s brain by giving them lots of experiences to explore
Children learn by actively using their five senses
AfL Mini-Games: How your kids can speed skate at home
Wear wool socks and learn to “glide” around the floor
Building your child’s brain through physical literacy
The importance of regular activity in a child’s physical, cognitive, emotional, and social development
Building your child’s brain is like building a house
Cognitive, emotional, physical, and social walls need to be constructed
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