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Free Chore Chart | Heavy Work to Focus and Calm Kids

October 5, 2016 by jennifer Leave a Comment

“Just like adults, children need to be able to calm their bodies and self-regulate. Not all children can do this on their own, however, which is why heavy work is so important.

Heavy work is any activity which requires you to use your muscles and joints, putting pressure on them as you move.” – Lemon Lime Adventures

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