Twos & Threes (ages 2–3)
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A 30-minute, drop-in program for two- and three-year-olds and their caretakers (siblings are welcome). We will read stories and sing songs, and on occasion use manipulatives like shakers or a flannel board.
A 30-minute, drop-in program for two- and three-year-olds and their caretakers (siblings are welcome). We will read stories and sing songs, and on occasion use manipulatives like shakers or a flannel board.
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Drop-in 30‑minute program reads stories, sings songs, and uses shakers or a flannel board, for ages 2–3.
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