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By Brianna, 7
Recorded at Edgar P. Harney Spirit of Excellence Academy on January 20, 2014
Description: This lesson provided the opportunity to explore art and play as well as highly conceptual ideas including collaboration, the gestalt effect, and group problem solving with young children through gumbo, a marker of New Orleans culture.
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