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Night Sky Noticing

a boy balances on a log in the woods

Your child will learn how to observe and describe things in the world around them

Science

Level 3: 19 - 36 Months

10m

Recycling Helper

a boy balances on a log in the woods

Your child will learn how to take care of the environment by recycling.

Science

Level 3: 19 - 36 Months

5m

Who’s in the Picture?

a family celebrates Kwanzaa together.

Your child will learn the names and roles of family members and other familiar adults

Social Studies

Level 3: 19 - 36 Months

15m

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