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Neighborhood Walk and Talk

family with baby in stroller walks in neighborhood

Your child will learn different jobs people have in your community

Social Studies

Level 1: 0 - 9 Months

30m

Who Said That?

Your child will learn how to locate where sounds are coming from and to recognize familiar voices.

Physical

Level 1: 0 - 9 Months

20m

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