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Educators

"Physical literacy is the motivation, confidence, physical competence, knowledge, and understanding to value and take responsibility for engagement in physical activities for life." - The International Physical Literacy Association, May 2014

Actively Engaging Women and Girls

Everyone has a role to play in actively engaging women and girls in sport and physical activity.

No Accidental Champions: Long-Term Development for All

No Accidental Champions explores the potential and obstacles that people with disabilities confront when it comes to participating in physical activities.

Physical Education Activities

Daily physical activity is critical to a child’s physical and mental well-being. This resource presents numerous physical education activities.

Resources for Developing Physical Literacy

This resource can be used by educators, caregivers, and program leaders to help children develop physical literacy.

PLAY Tools

A collection of workbooks, forms and tracking sheets that comprise the tools designed to assess physical literacy in children and youth.

The Fundamental Movement Skills

This series supports teachers and recreational leaders in teaching fundamental movement and sport skills in an effective, fun and interactive manner.

Adapted Ring Toss

This is a guide for activity leaders in facilitating an adapted version of ring toss to fit any learner of any physical or cognitive ability.

Wheelchair/Gait Trainer Bowling

This resource acts as a guide for activity leaders in facilitating an adapted version of bowling for wheelchair users.

Rowan’s Law: Concussion Awareness Resources

As awareness about the outcomes of concussions has increased, the Canadian sport sector has stepped up to proactively manage and prevent concussions in sport.

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What Makes a Playground Inclusive?

Fostering Quality Participation for Athletes with a Disability

Goalball Intermediate

ParaSport® Message