SPIN Volunteer Quick Guide to Youth Ages 9-11
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4H-670NP
While young people learn at their own rate and in their own way, they typically share some common characteristics during certain stages of development. It’s important to consider those characteristics as you begin planning learning activities for your club.
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Adapted with permission from University of Illinois Cooperative Extension
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Publication Date
September 1, 2022
