A Moving Child Is A Learning Child How Movement Prepares The Brain To Think: Movement And Learning Connection

Movement is at the core of how the body builds the brain for learning, beginning before birth and extending well into the early school years. The natural process of early childhood development begins with the body.

Movement in early childhood is essential not only from aspects of motor competence. The brain develops through movement, therefore, it is the premier therapeutic tool for handling a child's difficulties in various executive functions: motor, emotional, social, developmental, and more.

This book is the only and one of its kind. It was written to give you - therapists, educational staff, and parents, of course - an experiential, enjoyable, and surprisingly effective tool for therapeutic and developmental work with young children through movement and motor skills.
In the first part of the book, you will find an explanation of the body's systems and ways to identify the difficulties children experience with these systems. The explanation is written in simple and easy-to-read language and summarizes the main points in the field of inter-sensory integration.

The second part of the book will give you 20 enjoyable and easy to implement lessons in movement. The exercises are suitable for individual or group work with young children in every environment: in the home, the clinic, the classroom, the kindergarten, in the yard, and in the playground.

You can work with the children on the advancement and proper development of essential skills with the tools provided here. These effective tools are recommended even when facing a background of difficulties, impairments, disorders, and various syndromes.