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What happens if there is a fire?Do you know what to do ? Oh ! GET OUT ! QUICK , GET OUT !Get out ! Quick, get out !Get out! Quick…
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Educators support children understanding about bushfires with this free storybook "Birdie and The Fire".
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Educators support children understanding about bushfires with this free storybook "Birdie and…
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With the catastrophic bushfires happening in and around Australia it’s only natural that children will begin to ask questions about what they are seeing and hearing. Some children may also feel scared and anxious. As Educators, we can reassure children, answer their questions and teach children about bushfires.
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