I Move We Move - Good For Kids - NSW Government
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Resource 3: Further information on physical activity<br />
1. Koringa Hihiko Active <strong>Move</strong>ment program Sport and Recreation New Zealand Resources include:<br />
• A booklet summarising the research about the crucial role movement plays in human<br />
development, written specifically for people involved with children in their early years –<br />
educationalists, recreation providers and parents/caregivers<br />
• A series of brochures containing ideas and information on how to get infants, toddlers<br />
and young children moving<br />
• A series of videos showing activities for children in the different age groups under 5<br />
http://www.sparc.org.nz/education/active-movement/overview<br />
2. Fundamental <strong>Move</strong>ment Skills Teacher Resource (Kit) – preparing children for an active lifestyle.<br />
<strong>We</strong>stern Australian Minister for Education, Steps Professional Development Perth (Edith Cowan<br />
Uni – Dr Beth Hands, Marie Martin, Philippa Lynch) 2004 <strong>We</strong>stern Australian Minister for<br />
Education, Steps Professional Development Perth (Edith Cowan Uni). Includes:<br />
• Book 1 – Fundamental <strong>Move</strong>ment Skills; Learning, Teaching and Assessment<br />
• Book 2 – Fundamental <strong>Move</strong>ment Skills; The Tools for Learning, Teaching and Assessment<br />
3. Early childhood physical activity programs Department of Sport and Recreation Queensland.<br />
Resources available include:<br />
• <strong>Move</strong> Baby <strong>Move</strong> – a booklet for parents that includes appropriate activities for babies as<br />
they develop<br />
• Active Alphabet – consists of two booklets – one for parents and carers; and one for toddlers<br />
• Let's Get Moving – a booklet for parents, teachers and early childhood carers that includes<br />
games and activities to help preschoolers get active<br />
http://www.sportrec.qld.gov.au/CommunityPrograms/Schoolcommunity/Earlychildhoodprograms.aspx<br />
4. Yulunga: Traditional Indigenous Games resource, Australian Sports Commission Indigenous Program<br />
• Games suitable for 4–6 years<br />
http://www.ausport.gov.au/participating/indigenous/games/traditional_games<br />
5. The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Early Childhood Advisory Group Inc (ATSIECSAG)<br />
• Poopajyn Boori Norta Norta Boola "Little Children Learning Together"– allows Indigenous<br />
and non-Indigenous children a chance to receive appropriate education about Aboriginal and<br />
Torres Strait Islander cultures<br />
www.aecssu.org.au<br />
6. <strong>NSW</strong> Multicultural Health Communication Service<br />
• Play is all about learning – A guide to play for parents of children 0–2½ years<br />
• Play is all about learning – A guide to play for parents of Children 2½ – 5 years<br />
• How to get children moving<br />
• Healthy food + happy lifestyle = happy life for my family<br />
• Happy Playtime makes happy children<br />
www.mhcs.health.nsw.gov.au<br />
7. Putting Children First, the magazine of the National Childcare Accreditation Council (NCAC)<br />
Issue 30 June 2009<br />
• Supporting children’s development: Gross motor skills (Pages 3 – 5)<br />
• Including Aboriginal Australia in your service (Pages 9 – 11)<br />
• Using television in child care (Pages 22 – 23)<br />
http://www.ncac.gov.au/resources/pcf_index.asp<br />
8. The <strong>Good</strong> for <strong>Kids</strong>. <strong>Good</strong> for Life website of Hunter New England Health<br />
www.goodforkids.nsw.gov.au<br />
9. The Healthy <strong>Kids</strong> website – a joint initiative of <strong>NSW</strong> Health, The Heart Foundation, <strong>NSW</strong><br />
Department of Sport and Recreation and <strong>NSW</strong> Department of Education and Training<br />
www.healthykids.nsw.gov.au<br />
I <strong>Move</strong> <strong>We</strong> <strong>Move</strong>, The Guide Edition 1 August 2009<br />
AREA HEALTH SERVICE<br />
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