4 years-6 years = Four years to six years

Canada, 1978

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Episode number 5 of Series “Child”.
By the age of four the child is curious about the world around him. To find out, he is asking thousands of questions. He is also learning not to be afraid. This film shows children in learning situations: on a nature hike; handling animals and other creatures; dealing with their peers. One particularly interesting example is that of Ingrid and Helen, twins who look alike but act differently.

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Credits

director

Robert Humble

co-producer

Dorothy Courtois

Tom Daly

production company

National Film Board of Canada

Duration

00:27:12:00

Production places
Canada
Production dates
1978

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Child

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Child

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