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The aquatic

A

B

C

’s through

active play.

The CEReKi’s circuit example

.

Pr Boris Jidovtseff

University of Liège

1

Aquatic environment

2

Source of pleasure and fulfillment

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What are the aquatic ABC’s ?

Aquatic Vs terrestrial environment

Aquatic Vs terrestrial environment

Sensory Sensory

Position of efficiency & balance Position of efficiency & balance

Breathing Breathing

Vertical

Vertical HorizontalHorizontal Gravity

Gravity BuoyancyBuoyancy

Uncontrolled Nose+mouth Uncontrolled

Nose+mouth Mouth+ apneaMouth+ apneaControlledControlled

Resistance and Propulsion Resistance and Propulsion

Propulsion = legs + firm contact

Propulsion = legs + firm contact Propulsion = arms + fleeing contactPropulsion = arms + fleeing contact Resitance = air

Resitance = air Resistance = waterResistance = water

Vision, touch, taste, hearing Vision, touch, taste, hearing

What are the aquatic ABC’s ?

Aquatic Vs terrestrial environment

Aquatic Vs terrestrial environment

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What are the aquatic A

B

C’s ?

A

gility

B

alance

C

oordination

A

cquisition of Horizontal Position

B

alance,

B

reathing,

B

uoyancy and

B

asic Propulsion

C

hallenge &

C

onfidence

A

cquisition of Horizontal Position

B

alance,

B

reathing,

B

uoyancy and

B

asic Propulsion

C

hallenge &

C

onfidence

Aquatic A

B

C’s

How CEREKI’s original

swimming-pool arrangement

can stimulate the

aquatic

A

B

C

’s ?

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How CEREKI’s circuit can

stimulate the aquatic A

B

C’s?

Equipment Equipment Disposition Disposition Organisation Organisation For 3-6 yo children For 3-6 yo children Aquatic ABC’s Aquatic ABC’s

CeReKI’s circuit

Shark’s cage

Floating mats Hoops Net

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9

A

cquisition of Horizontal Position

In the net In the net

10

A

cquisition of Horizontal Position

In the bars In the bars

With floating equipment With floating equipment With the cage

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11

B

alance

In the bars In the bars In the net In the net Floating equipment Floating equipment

B

reathing

Slide Slide In the net In the net Bubbles anywhere Bubbles anywhere

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13

B

reathing

With the cage With the cage

14

B

uoyancy

In the bars In the bars

With floating equipment With floating equipment

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15

B

asic propulsion

In the bars In the bars

With floating equipment With floating equipment With floating equipment Anywhere in the pool Anywhere in the pool In the net In the net

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Teacher:  Organization  Security

 Children observation & challenging

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Children

: Guided discovery

Autonomy

Pedagogical approach

 Different areas according to children aquatic competences

18

Beginners

Intermediate

Familiarized

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Thank you for attention

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B.jidovtseffi@uliege.be

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