Is it true that losing – every single game – is not that big of a deal for kids? Is it genuinely beneficial to them?
Heather Dixon delves into this subject and offers some suggestions, finding solace in the idea that trying something – and then failing – can often help build a child’s confidence and resilience.
Losing in athletics, according to this article, is advantageous to children.
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**Please note that this article has not been translated into French at this time**
Timing is essential for your child’s movement abilities and physical literacy. You want them to
Did you know that the ABCs of physical literacy refers to four fundamental capacities that
It is not unusual to see a child who is fearful of participating in sports.
You’re sprinting as fast as you can when suddenly you are tagged. When you think
**Article in English only** Did you know that being physically and mentally active outside is
The COVID-19 pandemic has wreaked havoc on so many aspects of life. With the recent
Are you looking for a comprehensive summary and assessment of child and youth physical activity
Jim Grove highlights the significance of physical literacy development in your baby’s life. Physical literacy
Susan Scandiffio discusses how, as a mother of three children who participate in several sports,
Richard Monette dives into the concept that the time for developing physical literacy in children
The COVID-19 pandemic deprived people of their right to participate in sports and recreation in
Are you a parent of young children? This parent guide from Sport for Life is
The building is a hive of activity on this wintry day. A local Zumba instructor
Para NB – Sport & Recreation was created by Ability NB in 2012 to address
Physical literacy movement preparation is movement that focuses on incorporating and improving fundamental movement skills
It gets us outdoors! Winter Wellderness currently consists of 3 annual winter events happening at
On December 1, 2018 NB Physical Literacy partnered with Sport for Life, a national non-profit
Winter Wellderness days are a collection of free events hosted throughout the province, providing access
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