In support of Canadian Sport for Life (CS4L):
The Fundamental Movement Skills Series (FMS) is designed for generalist, physical education specialists and community coaches to assist in teaching fundamental motor and sport skills in an effective, fun and interactive manner.
The CS4L Long Term Athlete Development (LTAD) model is a seven stage model that provides a framework of athlete development from 0-19+ years of age. The first three stages - Active Start, FUNdamentals, and Learning to Train, focus on developing children’s physical literacy (movement skills).
PHE Canada provides 3 handbooks that have been designed to identify
developmental information for each motor skill, provide suggestions
about how to move children along the developmental continuum for
each motor skill and then list activities that utilize each of the
motor skills.
Each FMS print handbook includes the specific characteristics; description of movement patterns; still photographs; cue words and phrases; an assessment/evaluation and a list of games/activities; collectively, providing the theory and practice to teach fundamental motor and sport skills.
Fundamental
Movement Skills
Active Start and FUNdamentals
(Kindergarten to Grade 3)
Fundamental Movement Skills
Learning to train Stage
(Grade 4 – Grade 8)
Fundamental Movement Skills
Active Start and Fundamental Stage
(For children with a disability)
ON-LINE VIDEO TEACHING TOOL
To supplement all three resources a video library of these skills will be available online using a video platform. Users can access the video library to support instruction in all learning environments.
The on-line teaching tool allows users to:
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