I Move We Move - Good For Kids - NSW Government

Acknowledgements
I Move We Move has been developed by Hunter New England Population Health, Hunter New
England Area Health Service.
We would like to especially thank Jannelle Gallagher, Authorised Supervisor of Kurri Kurri and
District Pre-School Kindergarten; Associate Professor Phillip Morgan, Faculty of Education and Arts,
University of Newcastle and Genevieve Dwyer, Discipline of Physiotherapy, University of Sydney for
their expertise and involvement in developing the resource.
Developed by:
• Lynda Davies, Danielle Stephenson, Meghan Finch, Luke Wolfenden, Nicole Pond and Maryann
Falkiner, Hunter New England Population Health
• Kerith Duncanson and Alicia Norris, Forster Community Health Centre
We would like to acknowledge and thank the following people for reviewing the resource, namely:
• Tracey Kelty, University of Newcastle
• Peta Lucas, Centre for Health Advancement, NSW Health
• Corrinne Tattam, Denison Street Early Learning Centre
• Judy Skerritt, Hunter TAFE
• Adrienne Roberts, Hunter TAFE
• Marion Davies, Hunter TAFE and former co-owner and operator of Playful Parenting Mount Hutton
• Associate Professor Nadine McCrea, University of New England
• Lyn Connors, Hamilton Child Care Centre
• Rachel Sutherland, Scott Trindall and David Kelly, Hunter New England Population Health
Sections of I Move We Move, in particular The Physical Activity Handbook – Preschoolers and the
Fundamental Movement Skills Game Cards – Preschoolers, are largely based on the Munch and
Move Resource Manual developed by NSW Health. NSW Health has kindly granted permission to
reproduce parts of this resource. Good for Kids would like to thank and acknowledge the work of
the authors of this resource.
In developing this manual every effort has been made to acknowledge the original sources of
information and to seek permission to reproduce published work.
Please note that within this resource, the term ‘Aboriginal’ is generally used in preference to
‘Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander’, in recognition that Aboriginal people are the original
inhabitants of NSW.
This work is copyright. The Good for Kids I Move We Move Physical Activity Resource Kit may
be reproduced in whole or in part for study or training purposes subject to the inclusion of
an acknowledgement of the source and no commercial usage or sale. Requests and enquiries
regarding reproduction rights should be directed to Hunter New England Population Health,
Hunter New England Area Health Service.
© Hunter New England Area Health Service July 2009.
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