On August 30, 2012, The Ministry of Education implemented “Temporary curriculum guidelines for kindergarten childcare and education.” Within the guidelines, the section on “physical movements and health” is of critical importance to motor skills learning.This article attempts to explore the initiatives of the new curriculum development, and compares the new curriculum with the old one. Next, this article introduces the core concepts of the new curriculum: basic motor skills and movement concepts. Finally, it describes the current status of the new curriculum’s implementation, points out weaknesses, and makes suggestions. Suggestions to child education administrators include: establish norms for body motion development, film educational videos of body movement, increase physical education course credits, and establish a sound counseling/evaluation mechanism. Suggestions to kindergarten administrators include: focus on curriculum integration and execute movement evaluation. Recommendations for educators: strengthen knowledge related to motion development and confirm teaching objectives. With these efforts, children should receive correct motion guidance, more opportunities to practice, more encouragement, and better motion performance. Thus, it will connect motor skills in elementary schools with sport life in the future.