Visual Movement Cards: A Now–Next Activity Guide
A visual movement board shows a child what will happen during a short activity. Instead of giving several spoken instructions at once, an adult uses pictures, photographs or […]
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A visual movement board shows a child what will happen during a short activity. Instead of giving several spoken instructions at once, an adult uses pictures, photographs or […]
When a child tries a new movement, adults naturally want to say ‘Well done!’ Encouragement can be helpful, but useful feedback often tells the child what you noticed. […]
Nature movement bingo turns an ordinary family walk into a gentle game of noticing and choosing. Children can move in ways that suit them, with no racing, scores […]
Mirror movement is a partner game in which one person makes a slow action and the other copies it, as though looking in a mirror. It needs no […]
Children do not all move in the same way, and a game should not require everyone to stand, run or jump. Seated movement games can make active play […]
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