Purpose: To investigate the analysis of the level of affection of kindergarten's environmental factors to children's motor ability. Methods: This research has chosen 1220 children and 53 principals of Taipei Hsien's registered public and private kindergartens. First of all, the principals are asked to fill out questionnaires; on the other hand, the children are tested on their motor abilities and skills. The obtained information was analyzed through one way ANOVA and statistical methods. Results: 1. The explosive force, agility and speed are more superior of those children who are in kindergartens with total area equal or greater than 121 squared meters in comparison to 31-60 squared meters. 2. The balanced state and agility are more superior of those children who are in kindergartens with 14 to 22 sports equipments available in comparison to 1 to 9 sports equipments available. 3. The balanced state, explosive force, muscle-endurance and speed are more superior of those children in kindergartens that carry out child exercise game curriculum 3 times a week in comparison to only 1 time a week. 4. The balanced state, explosive force and speed are more superior of those children in kindergartens that carry out 31~40 minutes of child exercise game curriculum compared to 30 minutes. 5. The flexibility, explosive force, coordination, agility, muscle-endurance and speed are more superior of those children in kindergartens that put 2 classes together for child exercise game curriculum compared to 1 or 3 classes. 6. The balanced state, explosive force, agility and speed are more superior of those children in kindergartens that have teachers as the child physical education compared to having to hire outside. Conclusions: Total area, sports equipment, number of times of child exercise game curriculum per week, length of time of child exercise game curriculum, number of classes and teachers that are capable of carrying out child exercise game curriculum, are more superior in motor abilities and skills.