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Created in Iceland by Magnus Scheving, a professional athlete and aerobic champion, LazyTown is set in a strange and wonderful village caught in the struggle between energetic, healthful activity and junk-food-fed sloth. Characters include eight-year-old Stephanie, a health-conscious superhero named Sportacus, and Robbie Rotten, the evil genius who likes to lounge around eating sweets. While the adults of LazyTown love inactivity, the kids are full of pep. Sportacus, shows them how great being active can be. A mix of live-action, puppets and computer-generated animation, LazyTown is dedicated to encouraging physical activity and healthy lifestyles for kids.
LazyTown supports the following Health, Physical Education, and Safety objectives in NOGGIN’s Curricular Framework for Connected Learning:
- Value healthful habits, physical activity, and joy of effort
- Benchmarks supported in particular include:
- Recognize physical outcomes of healthful habits and being active.
- Appreciate the fun inherent in physical activity.
- Cultivate healthful eating habits
- Benchmarks supported in particular include:
- Eat balanced diet.
- Understand food is necessary for health and growth.
- Explore a variety of movements, indoors and outdoors
- Benchmarks supported in particular include:
- Run, climb, jump, balance, hop, and swing safely
- Express self with controlled movements.
- Practice.
- Interact with movable objects
- A benchmark supported in particular is:
- Bounce, roll, catch, throw, and kick balls.
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