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Because of interconnections noted in the volumes, collections needing to update or supplement materials on body systems should consider purchasing the entire set.
An excellent selection for school and public libraries' earth science collections.
Supplemental introductions for large collections.
Select volumes as needed to supplement available resources about specific topics.
These books discuss how various animals and a pond ecosystem respond to the coming of spring. Although the abbreviated, choppy texts and colorful nature photos provide scant information, the books can serve as springboards for classroom discussion on topics such as hibernation and migration. Craft projects are included, but the instructions are unclear and adult assistance may be required. Reading list. Glos., ind.
Consider to inspire upper elementary and middle schoolers to start speaking and thinking like future digital designers.
A solid introduction to engineering concepts that will appeal to lower elementary schoolers.
Though this isn't ideal for report writers, it's an engaging offering for browsers looking for a visually engaging overview of history.
Not for the faint of heart, this series will delight fans of bloody human history.
Rundown buildings, deserted locations, and ghost stories provide the creepy premise of this series. Each volume includes four spooky locations in a category, but some examples are a stretch and others are only indirectly related to their location. Background info, brief details on a specific haunting, and crisp photographs round out the presentation. There are four other spring 2017 books in this series. Reading list. Glos., ind.
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