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Wild Eyes lockdown activities for kids, Episode 3: Animal Detective
Check the video for great ideas to entertain and educate the kids during lockdown.
Check the video for great ideas to entertain and educate the kids during lockdown.
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Check the video for great ideas to entertain and educate the kids during lockdown.
Wild Eyes Episode 2: Bird Cafe. Wild Eyes is a free NZ website that provides awesome digital rewards to kids for completing fun backyard nature missions. Wild Eyes missions are designed to be completed at home or in a classroom and are perfect for weekend or holiday activities. Funded by NZ On Air, MBIE's Nation of Curious Minds and UNESCO.
Check the video for great ideas to entertain and educate the kids during lockdown.
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