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In the kindergarten of the Bessonovsky district, the fathers spent the morning exercises with the children

In the kindergarten of the village of Grabovo, in the Bessonovsky district, came up with an unusual project - "ABC of Health"

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In the kindergarten of the Bessonovsky district, the fathers spent the morning exercises with the children

In the kindergarten of the village of Grabovo, in the Bessonovsky district, came up with an unusual project – “ABC of Health”. It was launched by the local Council of Fathers. Now every morning with the children are engaged not teachers, but their own fathers.

This participation of parents spurs children’s interest in sports and helps to develop healthy habits. But it's not just about healing. The project also solves a social problem: men are more actively involved in the life of kindergarten, and the relationship between fathers and children becomes stronger.

Teachers and parents approved the initiative. The project proved so good that the experience of Grabov was recommended to adopt all kindergartens of the Bessonovsky district.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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