Pedestrian safety

Good morning Cambridge families, hope you are all wearing your comfortable shoes today.
Please remember to practice social distancing when you walk for at least 30 minutes with me and thousands of other walkers in Vermont and all over the country in Celebration of today's National Walk at Lunch/Recess Day. Walking is fun and good for our body.
Knowing how important it is to be safe, I thought it would be smart to revisit the rules for pedestrian (walker) safety. Remember to walk with a family member or trusted adult using the rules you learn in this video.

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