JumpStart Kindergarten: Why Did the Bus Stop?

JumpStart Kindergarten: Why Did the Bus Stop?

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1999•46 min•Family
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Andrew Gilbert
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Follow students and sing-along as they travel to school in their bus. On their adventures they learn how to "stop, look, and listen," tell time, and learn their ABC's.
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