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Children from 18 months to 9 years play soccer inside a climate-controlled facility, starting with parent-and-me sessions for toddlers and moving up to more technical and advanced levels. Coaches use the game to build motor skills, balance, focus and teamwork in small groups.
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Ages 1–9.
Free trial class offered
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2955 Veterans Rd W, 10309, in Charleston, Staten Island.
Yes. KidsUnited Staten Island is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by KidsUnited: kidsunited.com, or call (929) 376-2323.
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