By participating in school sports and joining sports academies, kids can develop social skills in sports. They learn the value of teamwork, communication with teammates, and accepting responsibility when playing a team sport.
Kids should play sports as it helps self esteem, making friends and team leadership skills. You shouldn't be coming up with ideas to stop kids from joining sports because that is why people are becoming fat and obease. They get bored because they have nothing to do like a sport or activity then they go and eat just because there is nothing else to do. Kids should play sports!
Of couse, the two type of kids have diffrences. The kids that play sports are more active, and they have a better bidness. The kids that don't play sports are lazy, and there bidness is weak. That will cause them problems in their bodies when they grow up. 6 Hours/week sports are more than enough for the kids. That will assure you in the future that the kid will grow up healthy.
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teamwork is important and friends are super and it is heealthy for you
Yes. When kids are on a team they learn teamwork and social skills. Hope this helps!:-)
It's a way for them to develop their social skills as well as their imagination and creativity.
It all depends on the child. Just because a child is homeschooled does not mean he or she does not participate in sports or other things where they can interact with other kids.
For me, when I was a kid, sports was about comeraderie. I hung out with alot of different kinds of kids then but I always had a common thread with the guys on the team. I learned humility from the winning and self discipline and perseverance from the losses. High school football was also an outlet for stress and hard times while in a very difficult time in my young age.
It helps kids develop their muscles.
to teach young kids to have sports skills bro
umm...well u get a better education in public skools and private school...they may also develop poor social skills...
Poorly developed social skills.
it teaches teaches social skills
Kids should actively engage in conversations because talking to other children and adults is great practice and helps to develop conversational speed, wit, and charm. Conversation can also enforce confidence in social skills.
Such kids most often develop psychological and social interaction problems.
It has been proven that sports will improve a child's self-esteem, it teaches the team concept which helps them as they develop friends and job skills over their lives, and is great way for them to stay active and healthy.