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Vehicle Sounds

mom reads to a baby

Your child will learn to imitate changes in voice tone and volume by making vehicle sounds

Language & Literacy

Level 2: 9 - 18 Months

10m

Where Are My Things?

toddler climbing up wooden play ladder

Your child will learn how to remember where familiar objects are located, and to remember your request.

Approaches to Learning

Level 2: 9 - 18 Months

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