Physical development – every movement counts • It is important for your child to be physically active and to eat well. Children learn through their bodies. Every time they move, their brains build connections. • Young children need lots of physical activity to develop their balance, posture and coordination. These are the foundations that will help your child to be physically ready to sit still and concentrate. • Physical activity encourages the development of hand eye coordination for reading and writing. • When your child is active, they are learning about their bodies and what they can do. They are also learning about social rules and managing their feelings . Physical activity for the early years
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