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Primary Schoolers Sports And Games
- Physical play and games
help children improve their coordination and balance.
- Children develop healthy
habits by being physically active everyday. This also helps their future
health.
- Young children gain
confidence through sport and physical activity.
- Physical games are
different to organised sport. Organised sport usually requires training
and practice. There are rules, teamwork, commitment, competition, winning
and losing.
- Some children don't like
organised sport but there are other things they can enjoy such as:
- bike riding
- playing in the waves
at the beach
- bush and nature walks
- hopscotch
- bouncing on a
trampoline
- swinging
- climbing trees
- digging in the garden
- made up games with
friends
- picnic cricket,
rounders.
- Play should be fun.
- Appreciate all
children's efforts when trying something new.
- Be honest with yourself
about the child's level of skill, maturity and ability.
- Never compare your child
with a friend or sibling.
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