For children and teens to grow up healthy, it’s important they are physically active and eat healthy foods every day. Source: Caring for Kids
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Jooay
Connecting with children & youth with disabilities to leisure. Source: JooayÂ
Everyone Can Play
A resource to support physical activity participation for children with disabilities in London, Ontario. Source: Child and Youth NetworkÂ
Seated Arm Aerobics and Kickboxing
Aerobic exercise routine from NCHPAD’s Teens on the Move exercise DVD/video for children and youth with spina bifida. Source: National Center on Health, Physical Activity and Disability (NCHPAD)Â
Prescription for Healthy Active Kids
For children and teens to grow up healthy, it’s important they are physically active every day. Daily physical activity can include free play, games, sports, transportation (walking, cycling), recreation, and physical education. Source: Canadian Pediatric Society
Let’s Play Toolkit
A resource for educators, recreation leaders and coaches designed to support the development of physical literacy so that children with physical disabilities can confidently participate in play, sport and physical education with their peers. Source: Let’s PlayÂ
YMCA Physical Literacy
Physical literacy is just as important as any kind of literacy and is fundamental to children’s development… Source: YMCAÂ
Move Your Way – Kids and Teens
That may sound like a lot for a school day, but it doesn’t have to happen all at once. And there are so many ways to squeeze in activity at different times of the day. – Source: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.Â
Beginner Exercise Videos for Kids, Adults, and People with Disabilities
This video was designed for people with intellectually or physical disabilities, older adults and seniors with limited mobility, or anyone who just enjoys a fun work out! Source:Â IvanaExercise