CHILDRENS RINGETTE

Children's Ringette is a program that provides age and stage appropriate physical activity experiences for young ringette players under the age of 10!

HIGHLIGHTS OF CHILDRENS RINGETTE:

• developed to introduce children under the age of 10 to ringette
• the program is tailored to each child's age, size and skill level
• grouped by developmental stages rather than chronological ages
• children move up when they're ready
• emphasizes on fun and fundamental skill development
• maximizes opportunities for participation and encouragement
• adapted game with smaller playing area and small nets

There are three age divisions within the Children's Ringette - FUNdamentals 1 (FUN1) FUNdamentals 2 (FUN2) and U10 (FUN3)

FUNdamentals 1 is for children who are new to ringette or skating, learning basic game structure, and still developing basic skills, this group plays cross-ice.

FUNdamentals 2 is for children who are learning to lengthen their stride, ready to learn more rules of ringette, and have developed some basic skills, this group plays mini ringette. 

U10 is for children who demonstrate that they have acquired the physical, cognitive, and social readiness for more challenging play, this group plays full sized ringette.

CHILDREN'S RINGETTE PRESENTATION - A PowerPoint presented at the 2018 Ringette BC AGM & Conference reviewing the purpose and explaining the format of FUNdamentals

FUNDAMENTALS PARENT PAMPHLET

PARENT & TOT, FUN1 AND FUN2 REPORT CARDS

Read more about Ringette Canada's Children's Ringette Program here: Children's Ringette Guidelines

Check out these videos below to learn about some of the research behind the Children's Ringette Program, and to see what other sports are doing.