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Demonstrate understanding of the need for children to be engaged and active even while indoors. #3112
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Demonstrate understanding of the need for children to be engaged and active even while indoors.
Engage and activate children while indoors with our leadership activities. We understand the importance of keeping children engaged and active, and our programs are designed to meet the needs of all children and youth. Perfect for early childhood education and child care centers.
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