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Story Stones

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Painted stones

When

11 a.m. – Noon, March 27, 2025

Where

San Carlos Hospital Public Health Building

Join us as we paint story stones and tell stories!
This event is for parents or other adult caregivers and their preschool-
aged children.
 

Gila County
San Carlos Apache Tribe
Gowa: Teachable Moments for Apache Children
Life & Health
Early Childhood

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Ada-Mae Nandino
adamaefrench@arizona.edu
928-651-4596

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