- The child learned how to float on their back in the water.
- The child learned how to kick their legs to move forward in the water.
- The child learned how to use their arms to paddle and propel themselves in the water.
- The child learned how to hold their breath and submerge their face in the water.
- The child learned how to jump into the water from the side of the pool.
- The child learned how to climb out of the pool using the ladder or steps.
- The child learned how to listen and follow instructions from the swimming instructor.
- The child learned how to stay safe in the water by not running near the pool and always having adult supervision.
Continued development in swimming can be encouraged by introducing new swimming strokes such as freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, and butterfly. The child can also practice swimming in different environments such as in the ocean or a lake to develop their water skills further. Additionally, participating in swimming competitions or joining a swim team can provide opportunities for the child to improve their swimming technique and build endurance.