Objectives To discover the difference between organized and unorganized sports. To examine how amateur sports help local communities. To show the difference. - ppt download
Should My Child Participate in Organized Sports?
Organized Sports Aren't Play | Laura Grace Weldon
What Are the Health Benefits of Organized Sports? · Frontiers for Young Minds
Does Norway Have the Answer to Excess in Youth Sports? - The New York Times
Organized Sports Aren't Play | Laura Grace Weldon
Finding Balance Between Organized Sports and Free Play for Kids
Physical Activity and Organized Sport Among Girls | King County Play Equity Coalition
Strong bodies, bright futures: Keeping your young athlete healthy
Study finds kids busy with structured sport find time for free play | CTV News
State of Play 2021 | Ages 6–12 Data, 2020 - Project Play
5 Valuable Life Skills Kids Learn From Playing Organized Sports - WellTuned by BCBST
Organized Kids' Sports - Fun-Attic
American Academy of Pediatrics Encourages Organized Sports – For the Fun of It - HealthyChildren.org
When is my child ready for sports? | Caring for kids
Department of Health Issues Guidance for Outdoor Organized Sports | Parsippany Focus
Organized Sports for Children - National Sports ID
Organized Sports Are Not Play | Alliance for Self-Directed Education
What you can do to lower your child's risk of sports injuries
To Play or Not to Play: Is Your Child Ready for Organized Sports?
How a Well-Organized Sports League is Safer for Players - Sports Evaluations | Team Selection & Tryout Scheduling App
