The wall in question is shown about 39 secs in.
6 seconds in...
ENHANCE.
"Children of the World" poster pack, available at Lakeshore Learning stores in the Minneapolis area. They were short enough on posters that they actually put the poster pack image up as if it was another poster. Another stock photo is clearly visible below the "children of the world."
The "Science" wall has the Families Poster Pack. Once again, they've actually included the "title poster" that is just supposed to be the outside of the pack and isn't meant to be deployed as an actual poster.
Also pictured: Lakeshore Learning's "Hello From Around the World" bulletin board
set, $14.99.
Here, a hastily-installed TV stands to keep the children quiet, and they haven't bothered to even install it so it doesn't interfere with their other decorating attempts. These kids are bored as hell and no one is telling them to keep their feet off the cabinets.
Next to them, a totally empty castle dollhouse.
And a pirate ship! Well, these kids have got to have something to remind them of their home culture.
The "puzzle center" has no puzzles in sight.
The rest of the posters are for April and Earth Day (also in April). To me it looks like that's likely the last time any students attended.
The "teachers" haven't even taken off their winter coats, even though the children have.
2020 Early Covid-era warnings still on the walls. Maybe the last time it was open was April 2020. When did Minnesota shut its schools down, anyone know?
The nursery room furniture is all BRAND new. Anyone who has ever worked in a daycare knows this is not used.
Another stock photo from the Lakeshore Learning Families Poster Pack.
And a whole different set of "children of the world" posters in another area. I only wish someone would have staked out the Lakeshore Learning locations to see the insane carts these people were carrying out. It must have been a hell of an operation to put this stuff up and keep the ruse going. I also like the fall leaves hastily applied over spring flowers:
Thanksgiving merch must have been on clearance:
Kindness over thinking, remember!