Research & evidence
Anchored in research. Measured in real environments.
Aktivitetskonceptet is built on the curriculum, public-health recommendations and established pedagogy — and the movement has been measured in real preschool settings. We reference; we don't preach.
Lpfö 18
The preschool curriculum is clear: daily movement is part of every child's development and learning. Aktivitetskonceptet is the structured way to live up to that mandate.
Public Health Agency of Sweden
180 minutes of daily physical activity is recommended for preschool children — of which at least 60 minutes at higher intensity. Sedentary behaviour starts already in preschool.
The SETT measurement
A live test with movement measurement at the SETT fair showed that more than 50% of the recommended daily movement was reached in about 30 minutes — structured and film-led.
Live test · SETT expo50%+
More than 50% of the Public Health Agency's recommended daily movement was reached in roughly 30 minutes during a live test with movement measurement at the SETT expo. Structured, film-led and run by a nearby preschool in Kista that had never tried the concept before.
The research is consistent
Children need more movement — and the need begins in preschool age.
Sedentary behaviour is rising already in preschool years. The Public Health Agency, Karolinska Institutet, Generation Pep and Lpfö 18 all point in the same direction: daily, structured movement is one of the most important interventions for children's motor skills, cognition and wellbeing.
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