Breaking Down Movement

These early years are a blur of growth and development, much of which actually begins with movement. So, starting in the center, the Kinetic Scope breaks down movement into its six essential “ingredients.” They include the Senses, Balance, Intuition, Power, Coordination, and Control. Young children need this VARIETY in their “physical diet” every day because movement matters more than we think.

 

Beyond good health, fitness, and well-being, movement is the starting point for physical confidence, cognitive capabilities and critical life skills they will take with them to school and beyond. 

 

So for young kids, it's simple. Think physical first.

 

Look for our Kineticons throughout lookwhatikandu.com where you'll find insights into how movement and play help your child develop along with some ideas for fast, fun, and easy activities you might like to try.