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Preschool Science at Home: The PEEP Family Science Apps
Guest blog post authors, Michelle Cerrone, Gay Mohrbacher, and Megan Silander write about using digital media to support children’s interest in science topics, and discuss tips educators can use to support families using media to explore science with their preschool-age … Continue reading
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Tagged apps, Cerrone, early childhood, EDC, family science, Mohrbacher, Peep, Silander, Spanish, WGBH
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