Physical Literacy Re:Defined

If you work or volunteer to inspire kids who love to move, you’re in the right place!

We all have a role to play when it comes to raising physically literate kids. And though it might sound complicated, it doesn’t have to be.

We’re collecting our favourite resources from around the country to help you understand physical literacy, why it’s so essential and how you can use it in your work. We’ll be having a little fun along the way and we hope you’ll play along.

Come back often! We’re adding new goodies all the time. And if you like what you see, send your friends. Raising active kids really does take a village.

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Re:Define Physical Literacy

Active For Life

Check out the Active For Life infographic to learn how to raise physically literate kids.

Physical & Health Education Canada

Read how PHE Canada defines physical literacy for a school setting.

Joy in Movement

We love this definition of physical literacy from the United Kingdom.

Canada’s Physical Literacy Consensus Statement

Download the definition of physical literacy, developed by national partners to provide clarity for the development of policy, practice and research.

Re:Imagine your Role

Educators

Teachers make a difference. Teachers are committed to the success and well-being of all Saskatchewan learners and the enhancement of literacy for all Saskatchewan people.

Coaches

Coaches change lives. Coaches inspire their athletes to be active, to challenge themselves, to strive for excellence and to have fun.

Recreation Leaders

Recreation leaders provide opportunities for people of all ages and stages of life to pursue physical, social, intellectual creative and spiritual experiences that enhance individual and community wellbeing.

Parents

Physical literacy is a journey that begins when kids have the opportunity to develop the skills, confidence and love of movement they need to be active for life.