Ideas to help children engage in play and movement to develop the large muscle control and abilities needed to explore and move in their environment. (*Goal HPD-4)
Ideas to help children engage in play and experiences to develop muscle control and hand-eye coordination to manipulate objects and work with tools. (*Goal HPD-5)
Let's Move! This series led by South Dakota Physical Education Teacher of the Year Kelly Knutson shows parents, educators, and caregivers ways to get early learners up and moving!
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Fun & Fitness with Ms. Kelly: Orientation
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Fun & Fitness with Ms. Kelly: Personal Space
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Fun & Fitness with Ms. Kelly: Sharing
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Fun & Fitness with Ms. Kelly: Spacial Awarenes
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Fun & Fitness with Ms. Kelly: Starting and Sto
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Fun & Fitness with Ms. Kelly: Tempo
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Fun & Fitness With Ms. Kelly: Running
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Fun & Fitness with Ms. Kelly: Jumping
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Fun & Fitness with Ms. Kelly: Hopping
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Fun & Fitness with Ms. Kelly: Galloping
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Fun & Fitness with Ms. Kelly: Levels & Pathways
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Fun & Fitness With Ms. Kelly: Creative Words and Movements
Sesame Street in Communities: Health & Physical Topics
Teaching kids to eat healthy is easier than you might think. A balanced diet involves eating a rainbow of fruits and vegetables, planning easy and healthy meals, and buying or preparing budget-friendly foods and snacks.
All children experience the world differently, and those differences are even greater for children with autism. As a parent or caregiver of a child with autism (or as someone who knows a person with autism), your understanding and support can help ease daily challenges…while celebrating the uniqueness of all children.
Children love to play—anytime, anywhere, and with almost anything. As they do so, they’re exploring the world around them and practicing important skills crucial to brain development. Consider the relationship between play and learning as you play together!
