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If theres a fire, you call the fire department. A robbery? You call the police. But if you wake to find that your dog has been doubled, or that your spouse has just shrunk-that's when you call Odd Squad. Odd Squad inspires kids, ages 6-8, to join forces with kid agents to solve "odd" problems using math. <br/> <strong>Ages:</strong> 4-8<br/> <strong>Educational Goal:<\/strong> Mathematics
Book of Games: Lawn Bowling
Season 8 Episode 1 | 2m 30s | CC
Sometimes odd things just aren’t happening. Luckily, Oswald and Osmerelda teach Agents how to fill their free time with the Odd Squad Book of Games! Today they play Talking Charades, Imaginary River Rafting, and Lawn Bowling.
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