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Bobber the Water Safety Dog – US Army Corps of Engineers

by | Sep 24, 2018

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Bobber the Water Safety Dog

Bobber the water safety dog

The US Army Corps of Engineers, presents Bobber the water safety dog through their Please Wear It campaign. This is a great resource for kids to learn the importance of water safety in a fun way.

Visit their site for printable activities of Bobber and his friends, including games, coloring books, bookmarks, and cartoons. Share with your friends and families on the water all year long.

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