Physical Development Physical Development: Learning Experience 8

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Physical Development Physical Development: Learning Experience 8

Physical Development Support for physical development Parents value physical activity. Parents enjoy, engage in, and model physical activity. Parents take children to parks/playgrounds where they can engage in physical play and try out new skills and equipment. Parents have the financial resources to take children to sporting events. Physical Development: Learning Experience 8

Physical Development Support for physical development There are safe areas for children to play outside every day. Family events include physical activities. The family’s culture includes activities that involve physical skill and activity. Parents provide simple age-appropriate equipment for children to use. Physical Development: Learning Experience 8

Physical Development Barriers for physical development Parents do not prioritize physical activity. Children do not see family members and friends engaging in physical activities. Parents/caregivers do not take children to places where they can engage in physical play. Safe outdoor play areas are not easily accessible to families. Children are encouraged to do more sedentary activities. Physical Development: Learning Experience 8

Physical Development Barriers for physical development Children have few opportunities to play outside every day because of school, child care, and/or transportation schedules. Children have limited access to age-appropriate equipment such as balls, swings, climbing equipment, or riding toys. Taking children to sporting events is expensive. The costs associated with children participating in physical activities or taking sports or dance lessons are prohibitive. Physical Development: Learning Experience 8

Physical Development What activities on the list surprised you? Which activities would be are easiest for children and families in your community to do? Which ones are more difficult? Why is it important to consider family and community beliefs, values, practices, and circumstances when thinking about children’s physical development and activity? What key message from this learning experience will you remember when using the physical development foundations in your teaching? Physical Development: Learning Experience 8