
Each week, Mike, Tom, Ross, and Joey reflect on the connection between moving and thinking. The discussions remind us that teachers should be supporting children's bodies as well as their minds.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationEducation for KidsKids & Family | |||

Tom encourages us to consider the connection between physical play and literacy development. Where do children choose to read? In what position? Mike is thinking of how important physical connection is in building a love of reading. A love of books i... more
Inspired by the 100th annivesary of Winnie the Pooh, Mike is thinking about the Tiggers of the world (and our classrooms). Can we enjoy our Tiggers or have we turned into judgemental Rabbits? How can we anticipate their presence and their needs?
How do you notice and reflect on the things children do? Mike recently created a list to prompt reflection on "seven daily things, plus one." Tom recalls listening to a child at play and discovering that they had a knowledge of open pit mining. Ross ... more
Tom thinks simply telling families, "they had a good day," dispatches nothing. He challenges us to have a story to tell or a beautiful image of the child to share. Mike has observed how choosing photos to share with families offers teachers a chance ... more
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I’m a speech-language pathologist and I’ve loved learning about the importance of big body play from everyone on this podcast. I’m now encouraging many parents to participate in this and how to do this with their kids.
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A thoughtful show that explores the link between movement and learning in early childhood. Across episodes, the hosts discuss how physical activity, classroom design, and embodied play influence cognitive development, focus, and social-emotional skills. They frequently share practical teaching strategies, field-tested anecdotes, and opinions on boundaries, consent, risk-taking, and collaboration with children. The format tends to mix personal classroom stories with research-informed ideas, aiming to help educators, parents, and advocates implement more body-aware approaches in learning environments. A notable strength is the consistent emphasis on teachers participating in play, creating supportive relationships, and reframing physical acti... more
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