Watch Me Play
The Sport and Movement Program for your 3 Year Old
A Program for Three Year Old Children
The WATCH ME PLAY program at Playball recognizes and develops the growing skill set of your 3 and 4 year old child.
Our focus here is on participation within a group, and teaching children in a friendly, caring and supportive environment through carefully structured lessons.
Program Emphasis
Skill Development
Every child achieves a measure of competence of the various manipulation skills required when playing the popular sports.
Confidence
The development of a child's enjoyment of sport by achieving a measure of competence in basic manipulation skills is prioritized.
Teamwork
Social integration with other children and participating in a group environment is actively encouraged throughout the program.
Fun
The lessons are a combination of learning and fun. The fun objective is to create an association between joy and competent sport participation.
Concentration
As this is often one of your child's first formal group experiences, learning will involve improving concentration and listening skills.
Mobility
Children living in this age need to be encouraged to move. This program introduces them to active play through movement.
Structure
In this program your child is introduced to the values that relate to boundaries, listening to instructions and working within the constraints of a group.
Sharing and waiting for their turn, are just some of the many very important life values that are introduced.
What Your Child Will Achieve
One of the goals of this program is to introduce your child to a sport skill in a “sports class”. Obviously age-appropriate. We develop their visual skills (seeing what to do) and auditory skills (hearing what to do) and gross motor skills (doing what needs to be done).
In this program we develop your child’s basic manipulation, locomotion and stability skills for sport. We introduce the concept of dealing with a desired outcome.
Hear from a Parent
"I love Playball because it is structured, it’s friendly, it’s inviting and my three children really enjoy it because they learn different skills every lesson."