Mugu Kids

Mugu Kids: Move Your Body

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Mugu Kids

Move Your Body

Season 1 | Episode 6 | NITV | February 8, 2015

Indigenous Australians

English

Classification: General

Look, listen, learn and dance with Mugu Kids host Jub because she wants all the kids to move their bodies. Aunty Sharon Edgar - Jones teaches her kids some body part words in the Wanarruwa language.

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Look, listen, learn and dance with Mugu Kids host Jub because she wants all the kids to move their bodies. Aunty Sharon Edgar - Jones teaches her kids some body part words in the Wanarruwa language.

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