Tagged with: activities disability fun kids leisure summer “A child’s work is their play”. It is widely accepted that children develop strength and health through engaging in activities that work their hearts, lungs, muscles and whole body. Play that engages the whole child (thoughts, voice, body, imagination, creativity, friendliness, social interaction, and whole body) build a strong future for the child.
Tagged with: accessible chicago fun kids parks recreation summer The Chicago Park District has gone “all out” to make the parks in Chicago accessible to all Chicagoans.
Tagged with: disability fitness fun inclusive indoor Physical Activity The newer revised guidelines for exercise suggest that exercising in short bursts several times a day is beneficial. I am so grateful for that, because when it is sub-zero out, it can take a long time to bundle everyone up and go out. In fact, it sometimes seems that it is so cold that we spend longer getting ready to go out than we can stay out!
