Balancing Physically Active Play in Child Care - zoom/in-person

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Balancing Physically Active Play in Child Care
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Understanding how to create a balanced schedule of active, creative, and sedentary time is essential for fostering healthy development in children. This course equips child care providers with the tools to define and implement structured and unstructured activities, set appropriate daily time limits for sedentary behaviors like screen time, and understand their impact on children's growth. Participants will learn how to use available materials and equipment to design engaging activities that promote physical, social, and cognitive skills. By mastering these skills, providers can create a well-rounded environment that supports healthy habits and developmental milestones.

 

*Nevada Providers. This is an Advanced level Wellness training aligned with the Nevada Early Childhood Obesity Prevention (ECOP) Workgroup guidelines effective February 1, 2025, and fully satisfies the annual Lifelong Wellness training requirement of Child Care Licensing.*

No prerequisites are required for the completion of this course.



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Instructor-Led
Health and Safety
Not Applicable
Advanced
Health, safety and nutrition


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