With winter upon us there are many opportunities to get active in the out of doors with family or perhaps within physical education experiences through school. Having the chance to ski on well-maintained, cross-country trails is certainly a terrific experience. A great deal of time and effort goes into grooming these trails and it is important that all users of these trail systems understand the trail etiquette. This video is a great introduction for those new to skiing and provides some...
Working Together to Inspire Children and Youth Toward... Physical Literacy
Parents
For the first time in history children are expected to live shorter, less healthy lives than you, their parents. Growing Young Movers provides valuable resources to support families in ensuring our children live a healthy, productive life. Learn what Physical Literacy is, as well as what you can do to increase the Physical Literacy level of your child.
Educators & Coaches
A Physically Literate person is confident & able to move competently in a variety of settings. Through the development of fundamental movement skills, a young mover is self-motivated to actively engage in physical activity. Educators & coaches play a vital role in supporting this development. Resources within the site connect to Saskatchewan curriculum and/or the Canadian Sport for Life movement.
Community Leaders
The community plays a vital role in supporting the development of Physical Literacy. Not only can the community assist in the development of fundamental skills for children and youth, the community offers a prime environment for children and youth to participate and express their Physical Literacy. Community leaders can learn ways to contribute to the development of Physical Literacy and provide opportunities for our children and youth.
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On November 14th and 15th, over 100 participants gathered in Regina for the Mini Summit for Developing Physical Literacy, presented by the Partners for Physical Literacy. The participants represented a wide variety of sectors including education, sport, recreation, community and health. Dr. Dean Kriellaars, from the University of Manitoba, facilitated an energetic and information rich two days on the area of Physical Literacy. Participants left with a better understanding of what Physical...
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