Time for another Movement Monday Round-Up! Thank you to all who participated this week! We are definitely inspired to move after reading all of your creative posts!
The preschoolers we work with would love this activity for practicing their letters! Movement and learning are such a fantastic combination!!
Happy Hooligans — Backyard Balancing
We can’t wait for warmer weather in Ohio to try some of these ideas. Many of the activities can be done with things you probably already have lying around your backyard. Thanks, Jackie!
Keep sharing your favorite ways to get kids moving their bodies on our Facebook page every Monday!
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Lauren Drobnjak is co-author of The Inspired Treehouse blog and a pediatric physical therapist who currently practices in the educational environment. She has been a physical therapist for 18 years, with 17 of those years specifically in pediatrics. Her drive to make a difference in the lives of kids has led her entrepreneurial spirit in the direction of creating opportunities for play-based wellness and child development. She is a busy mama of 3 who thrives on chaos. To come down from the stress, Lauren enjoys exercising like she’s still 20, yoga, chocolate, a great book, browsing Pinterest, and anything crafty!
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Know your audience, and tell a story that fits the crowd. When you deliver your story, make eye contact, try not to seem robotic, and vary your voice to bring your story to life.
True stories are great for illustrating a message but don’t fret if fiction is your forte. Telling a more imaginative tale still involves the same strategies, like sticking to a clear structure and delivering your story effectively.