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Children use technology to send messages
Children like to share their work and tell their families what they do at school or at other times when they are not together. While babysitting for a friend, I appreciated her 2-year-old child’s excitement when she discovered that a … Continue reading
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Tagged blackish, Cooney, Donohue, early childhood, Erikson, Fred Rogers, Guernsey, Levin, magnetic, photographs, technology, writing
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