Boost Focus with Fitness! 7 Reasons Why Kids Need Movement During Exams

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Introduction

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More Blood to the Brain

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Reduces Stress and Anxiety

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Boosts Energy

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Improves Focus and Retention

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Better Sleep

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Desk Exercises for Study Breaks

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Keep Kids Moving

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