The earth is mostly ocean

Introduces the oceans of the world, and discusses the tides and the various kinds of marine life.

Can you see the wind?

Edition

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ISBN/ISSN

0516264796

Collation

31 pages : illustration ; 17 cm

Series Title

Rookie Read-About Science

Call Number

551.5 FOW

How do you know it's fall?

Presents the many signs of fall, including geese flying south, squirrels hiding acorns, and people playing football

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A simple description, in big book format, of the characteristics of winter, including winter sports and holidays, and the winter behavior of animals.

What magnets can do

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Living in a desert

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The chicken or the egg?

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Seeing things

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Gator or croc?

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