Why We Need Each Other - The Animals' Picnic Day
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Shows how a group of animals learn to appreciate each other after sharing in a common experience. , Suggests that individual differences are beneficial to all. Shows forest animals getting together for a picnic on a sunny day. Indicates that certain other animals couldn't join in because they were rejected by the picnickers for looking different. Relate
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Shows how a group of animals learn to appreciate each other after sharing in a common experience. , Suggests that individual differences are beneficial to all. Shows forest animals getting together for a picnic on a sunny day. Indicates that certain other animals couldn't join in because they were rejected by the picnickers for looking different. RelateNOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.
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