Review the list of resources to learn ways to support preschoolers’ motor development through everyday routines and experiences. Then, reflect on strategies you can apply in your program and discuss them with your trainer, coach, or administrator.

• 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.
• 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.
• Healthy Kids, Healthy Future: Get Kids Moving
  Provides early childhood professionals with research-based guidance and practical ideas to increase children’s movement throughout the day.
• “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.