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From the intersection of Mill and Univeristy, go north on Mill. Take your first left onto 7th Street (streetlight). Follow this road as it curves to the right and the center will be on your right hand side in a large brick office building.

Bright Horizons at Mill Avenue

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Learning at Home

Painting the House

You Will Need:

Old paint brush, Bucket of water

Directions:

Ask your child to “paint” the house, fence or sidewalk. The water will change the color and they will see results.

Tip:

Do this on a hot day and watch the “paint” evaporate. “Where did the paint go? Try it in the shade and see if it disappears as quickly? Why not? What is different about the shady area? Feel the brick, is it hot or cold?

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