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Physical Activity In grades kindergarten-5 physical activity in the form of recess or informal physical activity will be provided for at least 30 minutes daily for all students. West Virginia Universal Pre-K classrooms are required to offer at least 60 minutes of daily outdoor activity, weather permitting.
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