
110. Why Did Ben Franklin Ask So Many Questions?
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Benjamin Franklin asked bold questions that helped scientists better understand lightning and electricity. In this episode, Mrs. Cindy encourages kids to slow down, observe the world around them, and let curiosity lead them toward discovery.
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