Balance!

Balance and coordination skills help children interact with the world around them and perform more complex physical activities. Running, jumping, kicking, throwing, drawing pictures or constructing block towers are all examples of activities that develop balance and coordination. Balance and coordination skills develop over time as children play and experiment with their worlds.Come learn with us some new ideas in practicing balance with your friends, including providing safe, supportive environments as your friends develop these skills, experimenting with some engaging balancing games, and learning to make simple mobiles in the art center.All materials are provided. Christopher Nunn, Education Coordinator for Southeast Community Services, Field Ambassador at Field Museum of Natural History, and Teaching Artist at the Indianapolis Museum of Art, is presenting this workshop.