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Born Learning is a program helping families with early education The photos linked to this story (scroll down the page to see all three) showcase Born Learning, a program of the Adair County Primary Center Family Resource Center, offered to provide a positive experience for families toward their child coming to school. This program helps children become socially, emotionally, and academically ready for kindergarten. It is meant to increase the number of children entering kindergarten with knowledge, skills, and dispositions for school success in the future. This is a time for parents to learn simple, play-oriented activities that foster a love of learning in young children. The things they learn are easy to implement making for fun kids' development. This story was posted on 2016-11-22 19:17:30
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