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Parents will learn strategies to help them with their babies to become comfortable in the water. Getting wet, various ways to hold their child in the water to experience buoyancy and movement, and water safety messages will help them begin their journey towards becoming little swimmers.
Parents and their babies will learn more about fun ways to get wet, start blowing bubbles and experience floating on their fronts and backs as well as moving through the water in a variety of ways.
Parents will help their toddlers become more comfortable in the water by learning to put their faces in the water and trying to submerge, and to float more independently on their fronts and backs, along with learning to kick and swim.
This is the first level in the Tri Leisure Preschool Program where children learn through fun games and songs to blow bubbles, float on their fronts and backs with assistance, and do front and back glides with assistance.
Swimmers work on independent front and back floats and glides and learn to add a kick with their glides. They’ll begin to learn how to do rhythmic breathing as well as becoming more comfortable going underwater.
Swimmers add more to their water competency by floating longer on front and back, rolling over in their floats, gliding farther with kicking and doing roll-over glides. They also experience some deep water by slipping into water over their heads, submerging to blow bubbles and doing deep water floats.
Swimmers further develop their front and back glides with kick and are introduced to a side glide as well as swimming on their front. They also learn to jump into deep water and return safely to the side.
Swimmers increase the distances in their front, back, and side glides, swim on their front and learn to swim on their backs. They also jump into deep water wearing a PFD/lifejacket, do some surface support and swims or kicks for 5 metres.