Browse the online resources below for ideas about promoting physical activity. Share the resources you find with families and staff members.

• Active for Life
  A comprehensive, evidence-informed platform offering lesson units, activity ideas, and printable resources across age groups to promote physical literacy through everyday movement.
• Active Schools
  Useful information including a links to research, resources, and grants
• After-School Energizers 
  Provides ideas and suggestions for building activity in school-age programs. 
• Healthy Kids, Healthy Future
  Empowers child care and early education providers to make positive health changes.
• Making Physical Activity Part of a Child's Life (CDC)
  A resource outlining how to incorporate physical activity into children's daily routines, including recommendations for various age groups and types of activities.
• “Move Your Way” Campaign (U.S. Department of Health & Human Services)
  A resource helping early childhood professionals integrate physical activity into adult routines, modeling healthy movement for children.
• NAEYC: Families and Play (excerpt from Big Body Play)
  Practical guidance for engaging families in observing and understanding play with open-ended materials, using photo documentation, discussions at drop-off/pick-up, and questions to spark curiosity and connection.
• National Association for Sport and Physical Education
  This website provides a “Teachers Toolbox” with ideas for promoting physical activity.