40 KB119 KB36 KB200220262003Planinšec, Jurijštevilka:2letnik:42str. 58-65ISSN:0351-0026COBISSID:934885URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-BUZSE1FYslInštitut za varovanje zdravja Republike SlovenijeZdravstveno varstvochildgibalna dejavnostmotorikaotrociSloveniaSlovenijašportna vzgojatelesna aktivnostUgotavljanje gibalne dejavnosti mlajših otrok| Assessment of physical activity of young children|The main goal of the investigation was to find out the physical activity of children in Slovenia. The sample included 364 children, 179 boys and 185 girls. Their average age was 6.4 years. For the assessment of the physical activity of children a questionnaire (Harro, 1997) was used. The questionnairewas answered by the children's parents and teachers. The results show that children in Slovenia are sufficiently physically active. The averagedaily moderate to vigorous physical activity with boys is 92.9 minutes and with girls 109.2 minutes. The difference is statistically significant and occurred because of a greater amount of indoor activities. The average indoor physical activity during working days was the same as during the weekend. The outdoor physical activity during the weekend was much higherGlavni namen raziskave je bil ugotoviti, kakšna je gibalna dejavnost mlajših otrok pri nas. Vzorec je obsegal skupaj 364 otrok, od tega 179 dečkov in 185 deklic, starih povprečno 6.4 let. Za oceno gibalne dejavnosti otrok je bil uporabljen vprašalnik (Harro, 1997), na katerega so odgovarjali starši in učitelji. Rezultati kažejo, da so otroci dovolj gibalno dejavni. Povprečna dnevna zmerno do visoko intenzivna gibalna dejavnost znaša pri dečkih 92,9 minut, pri deklicah pa 109,2 minut, razlika je statistično pomembna in je nastala zaradi večje dejavnosti v notranjih prostorih. Povprečna gibalna dejavnost v notranjih prostorih je v delavniku enaka kot med vikendom, dejavnost na prostem pa je bistveno večja čez vikendTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of SloveniaInštitut za varovanje zdravja RS