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Ideas for physical activity

• use activity periods of different durations (e.g. 1 x 30-minute session, 2 x 15-minute sessions, or 3 x 10-minute sessions per day)
• use Smart Activities or high-intensity energisers within the classroom
• implement perceptual motor programs for P-2 students to develop fundamental movement, coordination and manipulative skills.

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