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For my classroom observation I attended a library group called Tiny Tales. It is located at the Missoula Public Library in Missoula. There were 20 children that attended this day. Tiny Tales is a unique program held on Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday. Participants will sing songs, learn finger plays and nursery rhymes, and hear stories. The will learn stories and rhymes that will help your baby develop language skills and your toddler develop their vocabulary. Toddlers learn nine new words a day. There were a variety of children there of all ages. There were babies that were crawling around, along with some that would walk. Some children would participate in songs like the itsy bitsy spider, old McDonald, if you happy and you know it, ABCS, head,

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