My Stay-at-Home Diary
Adele’s Stay-at-Home Diary
Clip: Special | 4m 40s
8-year-old Adele has been living in Ghana because her parents work there.
8-year-old Adele has been living in Ghana because her parents work there. When COVID-19 started spreading it was recommended that they travel back home to Israel where they had to do a two week quarantine. Adele shows us the fun things she and her sister have been up to as they prepare for a new baby brother!
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My Stay-at-Home Diary is a local public television program presented by WSIU
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My Stay-at-Home Diary
Adele’s Stay-at-Home Diary
Clip: Special | 4m 40s
8-year-old Adele has been living in Ghana because her parents work there. When COVID-19 started spreading it was recommended that they travel back home to Israel where they had to do a two week quarantine. Adele shows us the fun things she and her sister have been up to as they prepare for a new baby brother!
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My Stay-at-Home Diary
My Stay-at-Home Diary is a new children's series, created and filmed by kids ages 6 to 13 and their families around the world. Through the points of view and cameras, we see their lives, hear their worries, and learn about what they're doing to stay busy and have fun during this time of COVID-19.Providing Support for PBS.org
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My Stay-at-Home Diary is a local public television program presented by WSIU
Sponsored locally by Child Care Resource & Referral.