Research abstract

New Teacher Content

There will be new programming made available to parents and kids who wanna learn while at home.

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There is some home programming that is being made available to kids and their parents to help them learn during the rough times we are all facing these days. The content is going to air from the 22nd to the 28th of April. The youngest kids in Kindergarten will be the first ones that can take to learning at home. Their block is scheduled at eight in the morning and then the first grade will follow them after at 8:30 with math.

Key takeaways

  1. On Wednesday, there will be a show for Kindergarten and it will be at 5 PM
  2. Thursday will have a math episode that will happen in the morning.
  3. Friday will have a morning math class for kids in Kindergarten.

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