Physical Activity Toolkit for Preschool-Aged Children
Author: CDPH
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Description: Physical Activity Toolkit for Preschool-Aged Children, provides guidance and resources for integrating physical activity into early childhood education settings, emphasizing the importance of movement and physical activity for preschool-aged children.
Subject: Physical Education
Pages: 78
Megabytes: 1.89 MB
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