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Columbia Play Project’s at-home kits give young kids a boost

By Shari Phiel, Columbian staff writer
Published: December 23, 2021, 6:06am
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Jamie Bennett loves the critters included with his at-home play kit from Columbia Play Project.
Jamie Bennett loves the critters included with his at-home play kit from Columbia Play Project. (Columbia Play Project) Photo Gallery

When the Portland Children’s Museum closed its doors in May, kids throughout the metro area and Clark County were left without a place where education and fun come together. Columbia Play Project is working to change that.

“There is no exploratory play space between Olympia and Salem for kids,” said Jeanne Bennett, board chair for Columbia Play Project.

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