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Wally and Tiny, a walrus and a mouse

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Wally and Tiny

A walrus and a mouse

A big walrus and a tiny mouse, ready to balance a seesaw.

Wally and Tiny met Aurora in “The Seesaw Surprise”, at the park.

Back to the park All friends

The adventure Wally and Tiny shared with Aurora

A scene from "The Seesaw Surprise"

Aurora Wonders How Things Work

The Seesaw Surprise

At The park · with Wally and Tiny

At the playground, there is nobody to seesaw with, and Nana Bea says she is far too big. Aurora sits on one end, and bump, it stays on the ground. "Seesaws need two."

What Aurora learned

Moving closer to the middle balances a seesaw

How things work

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