Baseball Canada and Active for Life partner to promote physical literacy
Developing tools to help athletes succeed in sport and everyday life
Active for Life: Baseball
Kids have more fun and become better athletes when they develop physical literacy. These articles provide insight and advice to parents and coaches on promoting physical literacy in children’s baseball:
2020: The summer of trying new things
Instead of dwelling on what we can’t do this summer, we’re going to use the next two months of unscheduled days as an opportunity.
‘We can’t afford to waste a brain’ … or a body
Every child should have the chance to find their own personal level of athleticism
6 active games kids can play with a pair of socks
It’s not easy to be shuttered indoors during COVID-19, but these are some simple ways to help kids stay active and distracted.
15 signs that your child is physically literate
One key indicator is showing confidence while attempting new activities
Fight for your right to play
Casual sport and neighbourhood play are important. But as our urban centres grow, competition for our public spaces increases as well.
Free multisport program helps more kids develop physical literacy
A new free multisport program in Nova Scotia is helping more Cape Breton Island children develop physical literacy while learning how to play various sports. Capers in the Community launched this summer and is being offered at no cost in towns throughout the Cape Breton Regional Municipality (CBRM). The four-day camp gives children ages five to … Continued
Tips for sport and play from Canadian soccer star Amy Walsh
AfL Role Model Amy Walsh shares her message of the importance of movement
Multi-sport initiative brings together Canada’s top national sport organizations
Check out the new multi-sport website
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