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GRYPHON HOUSE Gryphon House Encouraging Physical Activity in Toddlers
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GRYPHON HOUSE
GRYPHON HOUSE Gryphon House Encouraging Physical Activity in Toddlers
ENCOURAGING PHYSICAL ACTVTY TODDLRSToddlers are on the move almost constantly! Even though encouraging physical activity is not a problem, you can model new mov…
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SKU:
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GR-10056
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Condition:
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New
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Weight:
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0.70 LBS
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Shipping:
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Calculated at Checkout
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Age:
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18-36 months
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BarCode:
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'9780876590508
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Color:
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Assorted
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Country of Origin:
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USA
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Grade:
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Infant-Toddler
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HTS USCode:
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'4901990093
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Material:
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Paper
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Unit of Measure:
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EA
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$20.30
ENCOURAGING PHYSICAL ACTVTY TODDLRS
Toddlers are on the move almost constantly! Even though encouraging physical activity is not a problem, you can model new movements and skills and lay the foundation for them to enjoy physical activity as they grow. Toddlers need lots of time to master the basics, such as jumping, rolling, and balancing. As they become more comfortable with their bodies and confident in their ability to be physically active, their desire to participate will increase. They'll enjoy kicking and throwing different types of balls, walking up and down stairs, running outside, and pedaling tricycles. Most of their physical activity involves unstructured play, and rightly so. However, you can also introduce them to new equipment with structured play and then let them explore on their own or with playmates. If you help toddlers understand how to develop physical skills, you will help them build confidence and have fun being active. What a gift for a lifetime!
Features
Toddlers are on the move almost constantly! Even though encouraging physical activity is not a problem, you can model new movements and skills and lay the foundation for them to enjoy physical activity as they grow. Toddlers need lots of time to master the basics, such as jumping, rolling, and balancing. As they become more comfortable with their bodies and confident in their ability to be physically active, their desire to participate will increase. They'll enjoy kicking and throwing different types of balls, walking up and down stairs, running outside, and pedaling tricycles. Most of their physical activity involves unstructured play, and rightly so. However, you can also introduce them to new equipment with structured play and then let them explore on their own or with playmates. If you help toddlers understand how to develop physical skills, you will help them build confidence and have fun being active. What a gift for a lifetime!
Features
- Help toddlers develop their physical skills
- Make play time more effective
- Great for daycare
- 144 pages