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I Spy Shapes!

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Your child will learn to identify two-dimensional (circle, square, triangle) and three-dimensional shapes (sphere, cube, cone).

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Math

Level 5: 4 - 5 Years

15m

Sorting Fruits and Vegetables

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Your child will learn how to sort objects into different categories and describe characteristics of objects.

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Math

Level 5: 4 - 5 Years

15m

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