Music, Movement and Language 3: Types of Movement
This class will cover the five essential types of movement activities that expose children to the widest variety of gross motor development possibilities. They will provide children with the most versatile motor experiences for building the most comprehensive foundation of strength, balance, endurance and coordination.
Goal: to learn five essential types of movement activities that expose children to the widest variety of gross motor development possibilities
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Think about it
Throughout the class, you'll be asked to pause and "think about it." The questions and activities in these sections will give you a chance to consider the topic from your perspective and how it might apply to your individual situation.
Interacts & Forum
After each section, you will find interactive exercises to guide your learning and help you apply your new knowledge to real-world situations. Each exercise contains several questions or activities for you to complete.
Quiz & Evaluation
Upon class completion, take the quiz with the flexibility to revisit content any time. Your completion certificate awaits in your Account Dashboard post-quiz success. Share your valuable feedback in the concluding evaluation to aid us in tailoring future offerings to better meet your needs.
If you have any questions for us or for the trainer, please use the chat feature located at the bottom right of your screen. You may also call us at 253-277-1939 or email us at [email protected]. Download this helpful Learner Guide to support your success in this online course.
After completing this class, you will be able to:
- describe how the brain, nervous system and muscles interact to develop a child’s muscular coordination
- list a progressive sequence of at least 4 locomotor activities
- list a sequence of activities performed in a non locomotor activity
- describe three sensory motor activities that stimulate children’s visual, auditory and tactile processing
- describe a sequence of at least 6 activities you would direct children to physically engage in during a five minute adventurobics theme
- describe two movement activities you can perform to help children calm down and relax