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Inhalant use is a widespread problem for young people. Nearly 1 in 10 8th-graders reports using inhalants in the past year, and 1 in 6 reports having used inhalants at some time in his or her life.
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Spring activities for you and your child to do together.


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  • Go on a hike in the local park or explore 6-8 blocks of your neighborhood.


  • Go on a picnic.


  • Camp out in the backyard...or the living room!


  • Play and splash in the puddles after a good rain.


  • Make colorful placemats for your neighbor.


  • Help a neighbor take out trash.


  • Plant a flower pot.


  • Make and fly a kite.


  • Play catch or Frisbee.


  • Get ice cream on a warm spring day.


  • Shoot some hoops.
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Last updated on 3/17/08