Construction and Empirical Study of a Somatosensory Game-Based Activity Model for the Development of Children’s Locomotor Skills

Somatosensory games emerge as a practical and effective tool for enhancing early childhood locomotor development, surpassing traditional physical activity instruction.

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Games for Health Journal
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2026-02-17
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https://doi.org/10.1177/2161783x251414847
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Children's Physical and Motor Development
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Construction and Empirical Study of a Somatosensory Game-Based Activity Model for the Development of Children’s Locomotor Skills

Xiaodong Wei, Yanzhao Dong
Games for Health Journal
Children's Physical and Motor Development
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Construction and Empirical Study of a Somatosensory Game-Based Activity Model for the Development of Children’s Locomotor Skills

Xiaodong Wei, Yanzhao Dong
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Abstract

Somatosensory games emerge as a practical and effective tool for enhancing early childhood locomotor development, surpassing traditional physical activity instruction.

Games for Health Journal
Northwest Normal University (CN)
Quality Education
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Children's Physical and Motor Development
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