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Robin The Robot’s weekly roundup Episode 7 – Why Clean Water Is Important

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May 23, 2022
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Hiya Kids! Thank you for tuning in to last week’s “Robin The Robot” show! In our previous column, we had fun while accompanying Robin and Orby on a virtual visit to Stabroek Market and this week we’re going to learn all about the importance of clean water to a community – so don’t forget to tune into the Learning Channel every Saturday morning at 9:30am to join Robin The Robot and have fun while you learn. All Robin The Robot episodes can also be found online at www.robintherobot.tv.

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