What healthy habits help your child balance their energy?
Attributes to meet: PDF: Download File, Information Cards
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Information Card, 2022
This poster shares information about the different states of energy we experience throughout the day (e.g., low, balanced, intense, out-of-control) and provides examples of how a child can balance their energy. The provided activity asks parents and caregivers to review different behaviours to identify when their child is in different states.
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