Safe Skippers: Kid's Boating Safety Class
In this brief and fun course kids ages 5-8 years and their families will learn how to be safe in the water, the safety equipment you need on your boat, and what to do in the event of an emergency on the water.
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Parents are required to attend the course with their children.
Age Range: 5-8 years old
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