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Kids need 60 minutes a day
Children need at least
60 minutes
of physical activity each day for good health.
To help your child hit that hour mark, find fun ways to add more activity to their day.
Go for a walk together. Play a game of basketball in the driveway. Sign up for events in your community.
Make time to be physically active as a family. Get out and play with your kids every day. See our lists of
summer activities
and
indoor activities
.
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