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    I just ordered some tardigrades from Carolina Science to go along with the new scope they are getting.

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    Mana, if your daughter happens to speak French, the French Brainpop site videos are free. It says they are free because it is the Beta version, but it has been around for a few years.

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    Originally Posted by DeeDee
    Is a harmonica geeky?

    It's musical, and my DS loves his harmonicas. He started out by buying himself a nice starter one when he was 10, and then my parents started buying him good quality ones. At 14 he now has several as well as a good quality clarinet that he uses. Particularly when he is doing homework that required "thinking".

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    Originally Posted by NotSoGifted
    Mana, if your daughter happens to speak French, the French Brainpop site videos are free. It says they are free because it is the Beta version, but it has been around for a few years.

    DD is beyond excited about finally being able to watch about all the planets and human body parts. She's already seen the digestion video 4 times. Thank you for saving me $85!!!


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