Many weeks ago, the Smith family enrolled their four-year-old son, Trevor, in Cute Kiddies Early Education Center. Trevor's teacher, Mrs. Jones, has observed that Trevor doesn't like to participate in activities that involve running, climbing, jumping, or more than minimal physical movement. When presented with toys such as a ball or mitt, Trevor seems clumsy and unsure of how to use them, making him reluctant to play with the other children outdoors. Furthermore, Trevor appears to be overweight for his age and height. His parents often send him to school with his lunch bag full of snacks, such as cheese puffs and sugary drinks. During Mrs. Jones' initial interview with Trevor's family, Mr. and Mrs. Smith mentioned that Trevor spends most of his free time playing hand held video games and watching cartoons. The Smiths said they would like to spend more time with Trevor playing outdoors, but their work schedules make this very challenging. As a childcare provider, Mrs. Jones must be cognizant of religious beliefs, cultural practices, and other general health concerns such as diabetes. Take this into consideration when responding to the case study problems below.

What can the school do to address the concerns?