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Programs in NS
Region
Coordinator
Contact Info
Cobequid
Becky McCarthy
activestart@eastLink.ca
Dartmouth
Brittany Webb
brittanyannewebb@hotmail.com
Eastern Highlands
Michelle Green
gary.green@ns.sympatico.ca
Halifax
Kate Harnish
kateharnish@hotmail.com
Pictou
Crystal Cameron
Crystal.Cameron@pcha.nshealth.ca
Antigonish
Michelle Green
gary.green@ns.sympatico.ca
Cape Breton
Judy MacPhee
lorneandjudy@eastlink.ca
Welcome to the Active Start Program. This site is dedicated to the development of Physical Literacy in children with intellectual disabilities.
Active Start is part of the Long Term Athlete Development Program (LTAD), which falls under Sp
The objective of this site is to furnish parents, SO regions, teachers, educational assistants, recreation specialists, recreational & occupational therapists, physiotherapists and others involved in Active Start the resources necessary to deliver this w
The program was piloted by the Chignecto-Central Regional School Board. Elmsdale was the scene for the unveiling of the Active Start instructional video in June. For the press release please go to the following URL:
http://www.ccrsb.ednet.ns.ca/?q=node/612
Now 230 schools across Nova Scotia are part of the Active Start Program, an initiative apporved by the Department of Education and accepted in 7 of the 8 School Boards -
CCRSB
Tri County
AVRSB
CBVRSB
SRSB
HRSB
CSAP
Active Start 1-Page Information sheet for Regional Registrations
Enfant Actif 1 Page brochure
Active Start 3-page English Brochure
Enfant Actif 3- Page Brochure
15 Ways to get Moving (courtesy Headstartbodystart)
Moving with Pool Noodles (courtesy Headstartbodystart)
Moving with Beach Balls (courtesy Headstartbodystart)
Moving with Hula Hoops (courtesy Headstartbodystart)
AAPAR Adapted Resource Manual
Move and Play Through Physical Literacy Cards
Instructional Video:
· Session 1 - Welcome to Active Start
· Session 2 - Foundational Skills & Balancing
· Session 5 – Ball Rolling & Underhand Throwing
· Session 6 – Catching & Trapping
· Session 7 – Overhand Throwing & Catching
· Session 10 – Advanced Skills
Logos:
· Special Olympics NS
Enfant Actif - Coleur
Enfant Actif - Blanc
Enfant Actif - Noir
T-shirt Design
T-shirt design - French
Ordering T-shirts for Active Start (English & French)
Where CS4L Intersects with Health (pp)
Physical Literacy Considering all Physical Adaptations (Meghann Lloyd, pp)
Stretching Cartoons
Cooldown Cartoons
Have a Ball Together - Aboriginal Adaptation (Brochure)
Moving on the Spot Activities - 1
Moving on the Spot Activities - 2
Canada's Food Guide
Canada's Food Guide for First Nations
Free Activity Guides from Flaghouse
Be Active for Life Resource of games
Long Term Athlete Development Plan for Special Olympics
Athletes with a Disability - CS4L Special Report
CTV Morning Live at Elmsdale School
Active Healthy Kids Report Card
Coaching Athletes with a Disability
Physical literacy and the school
Physical Literacy explained in 3 Minutes
Fit in fitness for kids with special needs - article
CanChild - Research about Children - McMaster University
· NS Dept. of Health & Wellness
· NS Dept. of Education
NS Dept. of Community Services
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· Conseil scolaire acadien provincial
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· Early Intervention Association
Active for Life