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Of Dreams that Glow and CSMVS 4:00 pm - A fun-filled poetry writing workshop, that gets kids Words that Flow! Lawns 5:00 pm to give words to their wishes and come up with their by Richa Gupta own original poem. (Age: 7 to 15yrs) Birds 'R Us CSMVS 5:00 pm - An interactive session for kids of all ages, where by Monica Jhaveri Lawns 6:00 pm we will learn about identifying local bird species in Mumbai. (Age: All) 6TH FEB WEDNESDAY Our Playground CSMVS 4:00 pm - A playful, collaborative session of individuals Lawns 5:00 pm to create a vision for a better tomorrow. (Age: 6 to 12yrs) CHILDREN DREAM STEAM Our Planet Blue! CSMVS 5:00 pm - Join us on an exciting musical story about our by Katie Bagli Lawns 6:00 pm planet’s environment, sung to rap beat by a group of children. 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