In the early and preschool age, physical activities have a great influence on the growth and development of children. Sport is a physical activity that includes the development of new skills, as well as competition. The goal of playing sports is the development of motor skills in children, improvement of health and improvement of the child's emotional and social state. Therefore, the introduction of sports from an early age has a positive impact on the growth and development of the child. Sports activities affect the development of motor skills, such as: strength, coordination, speed, endurance, agility, flexibility and balance. In addition, children learn to cooperate with others, respect rules, adopt health and hygiene habits and learn to manage emotions. Through kinesiology activities, children are physically active in kindergarten, but they often participate in various individual and team sports outside of kindergarten. Parents play a big role in choosing a sport and playing it. According to the child's interests, they choose the sport together with the child. It is important that they provide support and encourage the child so that he does not give up immediately. Also, parents are the ones who finance sports and the necessary equipment, take care of transportation and other things. In addition to parents, coaches (educators) play a big role as well, who must motivate the child during each training session. At that age, sports should be about playing, having fun and socializing, not competing and winning, so that the child stays motivated and wants to continue training. One of the projects that encourages fun and play through sports is UEFA Playmakers. This project is designed so that children learn soccer skills through cartoons, that is, they are physically active through fun and games. Encouraging sports from an early age has a positive effect on the child because, in addition to growth and development, it provides him with satisfaction and happiness.