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covid19 restrictions closure schools parks cancellation youth sports activity classes around united states may prevent children achieving recommended levels physical activity pa study examined effects covid19 pandemic pa sedentary behavior sb us childrenparents legal guardians us children ages 513 recruited convenience sampling completed online survey april 25may 16 2020 measures included assessment childs previous day pa sb indicating time spent 11 common types pa 12 common types sb children parents also reported perceived changes levels pa sb precovid19 february 2020 earlycovid19 aprilmay 2020 periods additionally parents reported locations eg homegarage parkstrails gymsfitness centers children performed pa childrens use remotestreaming services pafrom parent reports children n 211 53 female 13 hispanic mage 873 sd 258 years represented 35 states district columbia common physical activities earlycovid19 period free playunstructured activity eg running around tag 90 children going walk 55 children children engaged 90 min schoolrelated sitting 8 h leisurerelated sitting day parents older children ages 913 vs younger children ages 58 perceived greater decreases pa greater increases sb pre earlycovid19 periods children likely perform pa home indoors neighborhood streets early vs precovid19 periods third children used remotestreaming services activity classes lessons earlycovid19 periodshortterm changes pa sb reaction covid19 may become permanently entrenched leading increased risk obesity diabetes cardiovascular disease children programmatic policy strategies geared towards promoting pa reducing sb next 12 months