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GeekMom Elizabeth gives an update on remote learning for her family after several weeks.
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GeekMom Elizabeth discusses how week 1 of remote learning went for her kids.
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To help celebrate Earth Day, you could win six Earth Day picture books from Quarto and Wide Eyed Editions to…
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