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Les Fruits de Mer Launch Amuseum@Home for Local Learning. | SMN News

March 16, 2020

Les Fruits de Mer Launch Amuseum@Home for Local Learning. | SMN News
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French Quarter:---The Les Fruits de Mer association has launched a free at-home learning program. Amuseum@Home shares several fun learning resources each day via social media and the Les Fruits de Mer website. The program supports local learning while schools are shut down and St. Martiners of all ages are staying at home to avoid spreading coronavirus.

“With the acceleration of this global pandemic we knew we had to act,” explained Les Fruits de Mer President Jenn Yerkes. “Sharing these free learning tools and activities can help kids stay engaged and entertained during this difficult time, while also learning


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