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Bubble Chase

Your child will learn to observe the effect wind has on bubbles

Science

Level 3: 19 - 36 Months

10m

Waiting for the Bubble Pop

Your child will learn to pause and wait when an adult gives a signal before acting.

Social-Emotional Learning

Level 3: 19 - 36 Months

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