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Enjoy another Story Time episode featuring, “The Critic Brother” by Hans Christian Andersen [starts @3m:35s].
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Enjoy another Whisperpedia episode featuring: *The Great Molasses Flood. Learn all about the tsunami-like wave of molasses that swept through the streets of Boston in 1919 [starts @5m:20s].
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Enjoy another Tuck In & Fade Out episode featuring; A Guided Relaxation followed by a Guided Imagery of the famous painting, American Gothic [starts @1m:30s].
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Enjoy another Trivia Time episode with 30 new curious facts [starts @3m:9s].
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Enjoy another Story Time episode featuring, “The Bottle and the Birdcage” by Hans Christian Andersen [starts @5m:10s]. (Note: I say the wrong episode number at the start, oopsie!)
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Enjoy another Whisperpedia episode featuring: *The Ancient Greek Olympics, learn all about the ancient events, how athletes trained, and the origin of the modern marathon [starts @5m:15s].
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