A healthy body and an active mind go together
Fit for Life™ is part of our Platinum Learning for Life™ curriculum. Teachers build movement into every day through music, cooperative games and indoor and outdoor play, giving children a foundation for physical activity they can build on for life.
Why movement matters
Active play does more than burn energy. It helps children learn, focus and connect with others.
Physical activity helps children pay attention and stay engaged in the classroom.
Cooperative games teach teamwork, taking turns and encouraging friends.
Regular movement gives children a healthy outlet for energy, which supports calmer, more positive behavior.
Children who build healthy habits early are more likely to stay active as they grow.
What Fit for Life looks like
Music, dance and cooperative games are part of every classroom routine.
Playgrounds sit behind our buildings, shaded by canopies with 98% UV protection.
Chef-prepared meals with fresh produce, plus age-appropriate lessons on nutrition.
Programs like Kidokinetics, Lil Sluggers and The Groovy Gym Bus bring new sports and skills to campus.
Movement from arrival to pickup
Fit for Life™ is part of the whole day, not a single class. Look for the Fit for Life icon on the learning plans posted outside your child’s classroom.
Wellness is built into Platinum Learning for Life™
Fit for Life™ program questions
Yes. Fit for Life™ is part of our Platinum Learning for Life™ curriculum.
Every age group, with activities matched to each child’s stage, from tummy time for infants to team games for school-age children.
Check the learning plans posted outside your child’s classroom for the Fit for Life icon, and watch for updates in Platinum Learning Link™.
On days when heat or rain keeps us inside, children still get plenty of movement and exercise through yoga, gross motor activities, music, and dancing. Many campuses also have indoor play gyms and Imaginarium spaces for these days.