We Count! Student Walking Program$399.99



Complete program set includes 10 single function pedometers, progress charts, parent letter, step log, certificate and motivational stickers along with teacher materials on CD. More information on the We Count Student Walking Program
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Most kids will say that "walking is boring,"  but when you add incentives like step logs, motivational lessons, a cadence CD and certificates you're sure to get your students attention.  

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Communities around the country will join nearly 40 countries to celebrate walking and bicycling to school. Walk to School organizers can register for a chance to win prizes for students and gain access to a variety of downloadable items, including certificates, printable sticker templates, media materials and more. An e-newsletter with tips and resources for walk to school events is also available.



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As the weather gets warmer and we all start to spend more time outside it’s a good opportunity for us AND the children we supervise to ensure we are getting a healthy amount of physical activity.

Children need to be active every day to promote their healthy growth and development. We also know that people who establish a healthy lifestyle pattern at a young age will carry those habits with them into adulthood.

A healthy lifestyle is something we …