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  • Being Beauty
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  • Milk Muddle
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  • Winnebago Assists Computer Literacy
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  • Gestalt-Based Curricula Emerging
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  • Outdoor Play
    Outdoor Play “We are innately connected to nature, but need to provide opportunities to make that connection,” says Patti Bailie, former assistant director of Antioch University’s nature-based Early Childhood certificate program, Read more

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