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The Very Spectacular, Very Eric Carle Exhibit
By Russell Finelsen - 10th Grade, Bethel Park High School
As children ran into The Very Eric Carle exhibit at the Children's Museum of Pittsburgh, they ran to participate in activities all around the room. Whether it was the walkway through The Very Hungry Caterpillar or the spectacular web from The Very Busy Spider, the kids Read more [...]

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