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Today is show-and-tell in Eddie’s class at Central Elementary School, and he shares photos of the mammals he saw during his visit to the zoo. The teacher shares the nonfiction book "Marvelous Mammals" that explains the traits that make an animal a mammal while Barry the Bell learns that he is allergic to a cat-tastic friend!

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The Learn With Me Bilingual TV Show

Embark on an educational journey with Eddie and his team of San Bernardino County teachers as they explore, play, and discover. A collaboration team of KVCR, the San Bernardino County Superintendent of Schools, and Footsteps2Brilliance has crafted an engaging transmedia project. Dive into episodes covering a spectrum of subjects, from science and technology to language arts. Each episode seamlessly blends live-action and animation, offering 12 minutes of English content followed by the same content in Spanish. Join Eddie, Barry the Bell, and a host of other characters as they guide you through bilingual reading adventures and learning experiences!

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Eddie
Barry
the Bell
Barbara
the Substitute Bell

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San Bernardino County Superintendent Schools

The mission of the San Bernardino County Superintendent of Schools is to transform lives through education. Working in collaboration with school districts, families, our community partners, and other agencies, we provide leadership, advocacy and services to ensure equitable, innovative, inspiring educational practices. This endeavor is essential to the quality of life and economic vitality of our communities.

Footsteps2Brilliance is the leading education company that mobilizes the entire community to prepare all students, including multilingual learners, for success in school and life. We provide engaging and interactive bilingual English and Spanish learning experiences that link school and home to give students the edge they need for success in school today and in the world tomorrow. Together with our partners, we proactively prevent achievement gaps before they begin.

The mission of KVCR is to be the trusted source for news, information, education, culture, and community engagement in the Inland Empire. We are building a better region through diverse local media that inspires and entertains in the community and the classroom. When people have access to free, accurate, local, and national news media, they are better informed and can participate more fully in the world around them. An educated community is a powerful community, able to advocate for themselves and their families. At KVCR this starts with our youngest learners, who will one day be our leaders.