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You are here: Home / movement one news / Week of the Young Child

Week of the Young Child

April 24, 2017 by Movement One

Welcome Back!

We hope everyone enjoyed their weekend. This week we will be celebrating “Week of The Young Child”. This week celebrates early learning, young children, and their families and teachers. We will be having fun activities throughout the week and encourage everyone to wear purple to celebrate the young child.

Today was a beautiful Monday and our friends enjoyed their playtime. Outdoor play time is critical in early childhood development because it provides the ideal environment that allows children to practice using their gross motor skills – the playground provides ample room to run, crawl, and climb. Besides physical development outdoor play also allows children the opportunity for social and cognitive development.

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