New Sensory Garden at Campus Fun and Learn Child Development Center helps kids learn about nature
A new Suffern garden project is helping students learn and appreciate nature. The Sensory Garden project at the Campus Fun and Learn Child Development Center will feature a variety of plants including
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Jul 25, 2014, 9:27 PM
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A new Suffern garden project is helping students learn and appreciate nature.
The Sensory Garden project at the Campus Fun and Learn Child Development Center will feature a variety of plants including a butterfly bush.
Employees and interns from the tax advisory firm KPMG worked to build the garden.
The garden, which opens Friday, will provide a unique learning experience for kids aged 6 months to 5 years old.
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