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Falling Leaves

$a girl writes numbers$

Your child will learn to solve subtraction problems with 10 items or fewer.

$Math icon.$

Math

Level 5: 4 - 5 Years

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Family Challenge Races

girls playing and running with a balloon

Your child will learn greater coordination and balance during challenging gross motor movements.

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Level 5: 4 - 5 Years

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