Active Star Instructor Workshops - Offering #1

Price: 
$0.00

When and Where

Date: 
Wednesday, January 23, 2019 to Friday, January 25, 2019
Community: 
Yellowknife
Location: 
Fieldhouse and Multiplex

Contact Info

Contact: 
Spider Jones
Contact Phone: 
(867) 669-8329
Contact Email: 
spider@sportnorth.com

Wednesday Jan. 23rd: (at the YK Multiplex Gym)

1 – 5pm – FMS workshop

Thursday Jan. 24th:

8:30am - 12noon – High 5 PHCD (at the Fieldhouse - Rio Tinto)

12noon – 1pm lunch (at the YK Multiplex Gym)

1 – 4:30pm – High 5 PHCD (at the YK Multiplex Gym)

Friday Jan. 25th: (at the YK Multiplex Gym)

8am – 10am – ActiveStar Introduction

10am – 11am – Practical Activity session with children

11am – 12noon – ActiveStar debrief and wrap up

 

ActiveStar

Get Moving! ActiveStar is the perfect way to get the sillies out before bed! This program gives kids (and their parents) the opportunity to discover different activities and sports that incorporate a variety of body movements. ActiveStar enhances development of coordination, social skills, gross motor skills, emotions, leadership and imagination. Build confidence, develop posture, balance and enjoy being active. Led by qualifies coaches who have a passion for getting kids and parents excited about physical literacy and FUNdamental movement skills.

Pre-requisite: NCCP FMS workshop and High Five PHCD workshop

4 hour ActiveStar workshop includes database of games and resources 
appropriate training for coaches, teachers, recreation leaders, & parents plus practical activity session with children.

NCCP Fundamental Movement Skills (FMS) Workshop

In developing and teaching a child, we break down simple skills into key components to help the child learn and understand. In teaching a child to read, we teach them about letters and the sounds they make, and how to combine words so that they are comfortable with language and can grow into advanced readers. In math, we teach children the value of numbers and simple addition and subtraction for them to grow to understand complex problems of all different types. In teaching movement we want to do the exact same thing!

Physical literacy is the ability for an individual to move competently and confidently in all types of environments -- it is the literacy of movement. The key components of physical literacy, the letters and words, if you will, are the fundamental movement skills!

Fundamental movement skills are very important in the physical development of a child. When a child is confident and competent with these skills, they can develop sport-specific and complex movement skills that allow them to enjoy sport and physical activity. Most importantly, having a firm grasp of the fundamental movement skills and being physically literate leads a child to enjoy a long life of physical activity.

Learn to teach the fundamental movement skills with one of the National Coaching Certification Program’s (NCCP) Fundamental Movement Skills Workshops!

Not sure where to stand to watch a child throw, or how to instruct a child to improve their running form? These workshops will teach you, in detail, how to instruct, observe, and correct the fundamental movement skills, and give you plenty of opportunity to practice teaching these skills. (Coaches Association of Canada)

4 hour workshop plus manual 
appropriate training for coaches, teachers, recreation leaders & parents.

High Five Principals of Healthy Child Development (PHCD)

This one-day training will help front-line leaders (anyone working with children aged 6 to 12 – i.e. camp counsellor, coaches, swim instructors) improve the quality of programs. It provides in depth training in the HIGH FIVE Principles of healthy child development so front-line leaders understand what they need to do to ensure each child’s social, emotional and cognitive needs are met. Leaders learn activities and gain knowledge, tips and resources to enhance their programs as well as their relationships with children and other staff members. Topics also include bullying, conflict resolution, physical literacy, children’s mental health and moderate to vigorous physical activity.

This training has been tailored to meet the unique needs of a variety of different program types, including aquatics, arts, dance and those serving Indigenous children. (High Five the Best Way to Play)

8 hour workshop including manual
appropriate training for coaches, teachers, recreation leaders & parents.