Description

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Cut, laminate and take it into the water

In this book, children who are afraid of water are encouraged to dip into the underwater world and have fun. In small steps they learn to exhale correctly and open their eyes underwater. Once their fear is overcome, there are lots of games and exercises that are great fun - so it's hard to get them out of the water

What to expect from this book:

• Suitable from 4 years old
• Exhaling correctly underwater
• Eyes open - important when swimming and going underwater
• How do I quickly get down deep?
• Going underwater for rings and other objects
• Fun exercises and swimming through tunnels
• Games and puzzles
• Correct breathing for breaststroke and crawl
• With lots of colorful illustrations and descriptive texts

Children who are not confident to go underwater must first learn that the water will not "damage" them. Splashing is uncomfortable for them and they wipe splashes away immediately, which gets in the way of good swimming. It is important to proceed cautiously to get them used to going underwater. The child should never be forced or pushed into the water as fear is a poor teacher. The aim is for them to overcome their fear and carry out the exercises voluntarily. Child-oriented illustrations inspire the child to copy the exercises, and they will quickly experience success

Other editions of Swimming for Kids:
1: Adjusting to the Water
2: Underwater Work
3: Breaststroke
4: Crawl
5: Backstroke
6: Atoms Game & Warm Up
7: Jumping
8: Games in Water
9: Bathing Rules
10: Theory: 15 tips for a good swim lesson
11: Learn to swim in 12 lessons
Special Edition (many new, but also exercises from Swimming for Kids 1 to 7):
12 Pool Noodles

Digital-swim-coach has been active in German-speaking countries since 2009, initially in published form but more recently in an easier-to-handle digital format. The material has been compiled, tested, and assessed by specialists from different fields. The multi-part series contains over 800 exercises with over 1300 illustrations.