Task: The importance of active play in physical wellness has been raised a number of times in the EEB309 modules and readings in relation to current ideas about wellness and wellbeing. Consider...

Task: The importance of active play in physical wellness has been raised a number of times in the EEB309 modules and readings in relation to current ideas about wellness and wellbeing. Consider theoretical ideas in this discussion and include what early childhood centres can do to extend the benefits for active play than are currently offered to children with particular emphasis on outdoor play. Consider why this is so important for children’s overall wellness and wellbeing. Use the literature from your EEB309 modules and the references listed below. You can also use extra references if you wish Suggested readings to revise for this assignment: Kearns, K. (2010a). Children’s health, safety and wellbeing. The big picture. French’s Forest, NSW. Pearson Australia: 143-149. McMurray, A., & Clendon, J. (2011), Healthy Children. In Community health and wellness: primary health care in practice. (4th ed.) (pp. 170-206) Chatswood, NSW: Elsevier Australia. Robbins, G., et al (229). Understanding wellness. A wellness way of life. New York, McGraw-Hill: 7-14. Sellers, K., Russo, T.J., Baker, I., & Dennison, B.A. (2005) The role of childcare providers in the prevention of childhood overweight. Journal of Early Childhood Research, 3(3), 227-242 Retrieved from http://ecr.sagepub.com.ezpdroxy.edu/content/3/3227 doi:10.1177/1476718x05056516 Total words: 1000 Marking Criteria: 1. Required readings (between 3-5) are meaningfully incorporated and demonstrate a grasp of theoretical bases. 2. Links between the literature and implications for centre programs are given, demonstrating an ability to link theory to practice. 3. Students demonstrate an understanding of key issues raised in the literature and have a conceptual ability to articulate this clearly and fluently. 4. Standard of written English is appropriate and APA 6 referencing style, both in-text and in the reference list is correct.