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Consideration Counts Ball*

Product Number : 2119
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  • Great tool for children and teens!

  • Teach children about consideration using discussion prompts

  • 8 inches, latex free, comes deflated

Teach students about consideration with statements such as, "Tell about a time you were considerate of a friend." and "Why are good table manners important?" Inflation size approximately 8 inches. Ball is latex free. Ball arrives deflated, pump required.

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