The Wonderful World of Kindergarten

The Wonderful World of Kindergarten

Welcome to our Reggio Emilia inspired classroom at Dr. David Suzuki School.

JoAnne Pizzuto, OCT & Jocelyne Brent, RECE, BASc (Hons)

Wednesday, 10 October 2018

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