Life well with movement
What are Ninanki?
Ninanki is an educational program aimed at preschoolers and students in grades 1-3 of primary schools, encompassing physical and mental development based on learning basic movement patterns with the help of musical elements.
Read moreBehind us are exceptional days full of movement, education, smiles, and inspiration! On December 6–8, 2025, the Ninanki program had the pleasure of participating in the 9th Silesia...
Join us at the Silesian Science Festival! We are looking for energetic and communicative individuals to support the Ninanki program booth from December 6th to 8th, 2025, in Kato...
If you are a preschool teacher, early childhood educator, or physical education teacher and want to incorporate more mindful movement, play, and sensory integration into your class...
Meet Ninanki
In line with the age-old principle that “movement is health” we would like to introduce seven basic patterns of movement using seven animals.
Llama
Gait pattern
Gait is a basic motor pattern achieved by a child at around 1 year of age.
Kangaroo
Squat pattern
This is a natural way of bending the hip, knee and ankle joints in order to lower the body position.
Cat
Trunk flexion pattern
This is a movement in which there is controlled flexion in the lumbar-thoracic spine and hips.
Bear
Rowing pattern
This is a movement that brings a weight or body closer to oneself – e.g. pull-ups, rowing. It mainly engages the back and arm muscles.
Tiger
Push pattern
This is a movement of moving a weight or body away from oneself – e.g. push-ups, bench presses. It engages the chest, shoulder and triceps muscles.
Panther
Rotation pattern
This is twisting the torso around the spine – a natural movement in walking, throwing or reaching behind oneself.
Lion
Straightening back pattern
This involves actively straightening the hips and spine, i.e. the movement of ‘straightening up’ from a bent or squatting position.
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Developing movements habits in children strengthens their self-esteem and helps them become their own inner hero.
Thus, it is the best investment in a child's future.
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about Ninanki?
Martyna Borowska Project Coordinator