Political Science, asked by albanikuda9, 3 months ago

In what ways do children benefit from playing outdoor activities?

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Answered by mulan2407

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Outdoor activities help in developing physical strength and they also help in developing the mindset of sportsmanship.

Answered by jilanikureshi754

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Answer:

the benifits of outdoor activities are good health

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