9 Science Activities for Preschoolers in 15 Minutes or Less
These simple science activities for preschool will help your child learn more about the world around them. Each one takes 15 minutes or less to complete.

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These simple science activities for preschool will help your child learn more about the world around them. Each one takes 15 minutes or less to complete.
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