How to bridge the gap with children's movement while still achieving the curriculum
Access resources from Exercise Physiologist and Developmental Educator Robyn Papworth to get children moving more without creating chaos in your classroom.
We know children are spending more time on screens, children are living more sedentary lives, and we are seeing more and more children sitting floppy during mat time, struggling to focus on the story book, and getting easily distracted by their peers. This online platform shows you simple strategies that you can implement today to improve children's development, focus, and learning.
Access simple press and play videos that you can share during your remote learning Google meets or Zoom webinars
Download easy to use movement resources for your families who need additional support during the pandemic
Discover how to use the benefits of movement to improve children's focus, attention, and anxiety without disruption to your curriculum
Gain access to easy to use resources which can engage your learners and still achieve the demands of your curriculum
Once we can return back to our 'normal' classrooms, discover ways to transform your classroom to suit the needs of active kinesthetic learners, while maintaining your classroom's level of calm
Video Introduction
FREE PREVIEWLeap into Learning Movement Program Content
Getting to know you survey
Why I created this Leap into Learning Movement Program
FREE PREVIEWOnline community
Disclaimer Introduction
Leap into Learning Movement Program Disclaimer
Free Scrunched Paper Movement Video
FREE PREVIEWFree Partner Spatial Awareness Movement Video
31 days of learning activities - pdf file
How physical activity and motor development impacts children's emotion regulation, attention, and learning
Why children need movement to improve their learning
How children develop their motor skills
Daily Planning Introduction
Reviewing your daily routines
What does your classroom layout currently look like?
Where is there room for movement?
The resources that you will need
Doorway Transition Activities
Daily movement routines
Gross Motor Skills Routine Examples
Gross motor skills assessment introduction
Pre-Assessment of Children's Current Motor Skills
6 Week Program Introduction
Week 1 - Crossing the Midline
Week 2 - Spatial Awareness
FREE PREVIEWWeek 3 - Balance
Week 4 - Core Strength
Week 5 - Infantile Reflexes
Week 6 - Hand-Eye Coordination
How to review your 6 week movement plan
Quick press and play movement videos
Mindfulness movement video for children
Why do children need fundamental movement skills for learning?
Fundamental movement activities
Fine motor skills introduction
Fine motor skills - posture
Fine motor skills - pincer grip
Fine motor skills - palmar reflex
Fine motor play to improve scissor use
Fine Motor Assessment
Fine motor skills - simple assessment
Fine motor classroom strategies
Press and play training video for children who have experienced trauma
Press and play self-regulation movement activities for children who have experienced trauma
Masters Qualified Developmental Educator, Exercise Physiologist
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