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By Jen Berg&#13;
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I decide to play on my school’s soccer team so I can stay active and socialize with my friends. &#13;
Decido jugar en el equipo de fútbol de mi escuela para que &#13;
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I decide to go on walks in the park with my mom to stay active.&#13;
Decido ir de paseo en el parque con mi Mamá para mantenerse activo.&#13;
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Decido ir andando a la parada de autobús en lugar de &#13;
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I decide to ride my bike in the neighborhood to stay active.&#13;
Me decido a montar mi bicicleta en el barrio de mantenerse activo.&#13;
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I decide to walk the stairs instead of taking the elevator, so I can stay active 7 days a week.&#13;
Decido caminar por las escaleras en lugar de tomar&#13;
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I decide to go swimming in the summer to stay active.&#13;
Decido ir a nadar en el verano para mantenerse activo.&#13;
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I decide to walk my dog to stay active.&#13;
Me decido a pasear a mi perro a mantenerse activo.&#13;
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I decide to dance with my friends to stay active.&#13;
Me decido a bailar con mis amigos para mantenerse activos.&#13;
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I decide to play catch with my sister to stay active.&#13;
I decide to jump rope to stay active.&#13;
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Standard 5:&#13;
Students will demonstrate the ability to use decision-making skills to enhance health.&#13;
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