- : Busy Farm (No:6457)
- A Ladybird Lift-the-flapbook
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- : All busy toddlers will love exploring this bright lift-the-flap board book from Ladybird. Looking at the pictures together, lifting the flaps and talking about what is happening will help your child to develop observation and early language skills. Follow Farmer Phillip through his day as he works on the busy farm. From milking the cows to herding the sheep, there is always so much for a busy farmer to do.
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- : Gajapati Kulapati (No:6456)
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- : 978-81-8146-835-2
- : With repetitive sounds and words that rhythmically roll right through the pages, this story puts the zing back into storytelling and reading aloud. Bright, zesty pictures and dynamic visual text echo the lilt, making it one big book of fun.
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- : Alphabet Zoo (No:6455)
- English through stories
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- : 978-81-300-1520-0
- : The Alphabet Zoo. A to Z Children's picture book. Children's rhyming books and children's read aloud picture book. Come meet the gang! There's everyone fro.
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- : i wonder (No:6454)
- Rediscovering School Science Page 8
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- : Our fifth issue explores three 'Emerging Trends in Chemistry' � new elements, metal-organic frameworks, and fluorescent tags. Read 'Serendipity' & 'Annals of History' to re-live the exciting jigsaw-puzzle-like process of scientific discovery � whether of a novel protein or the structure of DNA. Engage with the process of encouraging peer instruction in the science classroom through 'Students as Teachers', or use our activity sheet 'Early Bird Nature Detectives Bingo' to get students to observe (non-human) life in their backyards. Use our 'Science Lab' section to get your students to calculate their molar masses (!) or understand pressure and volume through simple experiments with easily available low-cost materials. Discover the chemicals in everyday phenomenon through 'The Scent Orchestra of Flowers' & 'The Chemistry of Life'. Or, explore the concept of energy from three very different perspectives with 'The Mystery of Dark Energy', 'Powering (human) Life on Earth' & 'Clean Energy'. Plus, enjoy our two pull-out posters on 'Doppler Effect' and 'Some interesting scents of flowers'.
- : 9 -14 Yrs
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- : i wonder (No:6453)
- Rediscovering School Science Page 8
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- : Our fifth issue explores three 'Emerging Trends in Chemistry' � new elements, metal-organic frameworks, and fluorescent tags. Read 'Serendipity' & 'Annals of History' to re-live the exciting jigsaw-puzzle-like process of scientific discovery � whether of a novel protein or the structure of DNA. Engage with the process of encouraging peer instruction in the science classroom through 'Students as Teachers', or use our activity sheet 'Early Bird Nature Detectives Bingo' to get students to observe (non-human) life in their backyards. Use our 'Science Lab' section to get your students to calculate their molar masses (!) or understand pressure and volume through simple experiments with easily available low-cost materials. Discover the chemicals in everyday phenomenon through 'The Scent Orchestra of Flowers' & 'The Chemistry of Life'. Or, explore the concept of energy from three very different perspectives with 'The Mystery of Dark Energy', 'Powering (human) Life on Earth' & 'Clean Energy'. Plus, enjoy our two pull-out posters on 'Doppler Effect' and 'Some interesting scents of flowers'.
- : 9 -14 Yrs
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- : i wonder (No:6452)
- Rediscovering School Science
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- : On 27th December, 1831, after much delay, a ship lifted anchor from Barn Pool, near Davenport, England. Soon to become one of the most famous ships in history, it was headed on a two year expedition to conduct a hydrographic survey of the southern coasts of South America. Just before it set out, the captain of the ship, a 24-year old aristocrat, gave his companion, a 22-year old naturalist, a copy of a recently published book. Little could he have imagined the profound impact that this simple action would have on his companion�s life or on our understanding of the natural world.
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- : Whimsy (No:6451)
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- : Ruchi Mhasane's gift for comic composition perfectly complements Annie Besant's humorous text. The lush images, sweeping vistas, and remarkable close-ups add to the whimsical nature of the tale. The nuanced text never states more than it has to, leaving much up to the imagination, while still fueling it with quiet, quirky wisdom.
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- : The Jungle Book (No:6450)
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- : 978-81-7234-422-1
- : The Jungle Book is a collection of stories by the English author Rudyard Kipling. Most of the characters are animals such as Shere Khan the tiger and Baloo the bear, though a principal character is the boy or "man-cub" Mowgli, who is raised in the jungle by wolves
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- : Diary of a wimpy kid # 4 - Dog Days (No:6449)
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- : 978-0-141-33197-3
- : Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days is the super funny fourth title in the highly-illustrated, bestselling and award-winning Diary of a Wimpy Kid series by Jeff Kinney. Perfect for both boys and girls of 8+, reluctant readers and all the millions of devoted Wimpy Kid fans out there. Dog Days is also a major motion picture and box office smash.
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