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The document discusses educational programs at the Children's Museum located in the Egyptian Museum. It describes the six sections of the Children's Museum which cover different aspects of ancient Egyptian history and everyday life. It then outlines various educational programming at the museum including tours, gallery learning programs, school programs, workshops, and partnerships with other organizations. The goal is to stimulate learning through interactive and fun activities while connecting artifacts to material taught in schools.
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