Elizabeth Bennett (1)
Auteur de Chick Life Cycle (Science Vocabulary Readers)
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Œuvres de Elizabeth Bennett
Disney Sofia the First Becoming a Princess: Storybook and Amulet Necklace (Storybook with Jewelry) (2013) 16 exemplaires
Welcome to Birdwell Island Activity Book (Clifford the Big Red Dog, Clifford&Company) (2001) 14 exemplaires
Vocabulary Tales Set 2: A Plant of My Own, Dinosaur Days, Going to Grandma's, Grace in Space, I Think I Need a… (2008) 6 exemplaires
Thank You, Amelia Bedelia/The Horse in Harry's Room (An I Can Read Activity Book) (2003) 5 exemplaires
Vocabulary Tales Set 1: Includes Bear Goes Shopping, Dinner Time!, Emily and Mortimer, Kit Visits Kat, Little… (2008) 4 exemplaires
The Golly Sisters Ride Again/Aunt Eater Loves a Mystery (An I Can Read Activity Book) (2003) 2 exemplaires
Hello Kitty Readers Duo: The New Friend / Garden Party (Hello Kitty Picture Clues) (2007) 2 exemplaires
Science Vocabulary Readers: Insect Collection 1 exemplaire
Doc McStuffins: Helping Friends 1 exemplaire
Map It! Jr.: Roads and Trails 1 exemplaire
Map It! Jr.: Landforms 1 exemplaire
Map It! Jr.: Waterways 1 exemplaire
Let's Visit the Farm 1 exemplaire
I can Read Activity Book 1 exemplaire
Becoming a Princess 1 exemplaire
Hello Kitty Halloween Parade 1 exemplaire
Hooray for the Golly Sisters!/Here Comes the Strikeout (An I Can Read Activity Book) (2003) 1 exemplaire
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Partage des connaissances
- Date de naissance
- 20th Century
- Sexe
- female
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My nephews love maps, and I think they'll love the Map It! books. The illustrations are adorable, and the book prompts the reader to find interesting things on each page.
Note that this review is for the paperback version: not the board book. I don't know what changes (if any) were made for the paperback edition. I would say the audience for the paperback version is older than any kid I'd still be buying board books for.
Note that this review is for the paperback version: not the board book. I don't know what changes (if any) were made for the paperback edition. I would say the audience for the paperback version is older than any kid I'd still be buying board books for.
My nephews love maps, and I think they'll love the Map It! books. The illustrations are adorable, and the book prompts the reader to find interesting things on each page.
Note that this review is for the paperback version: not the board book. I don't know what changes (if any) were made for the paperback edition. I would say the audience for the paperback version is older than any kid I'd still be buying board books for.
Note that this review is for the paperback version: not the board book. I don't know what changes (if any) were made for the paperback edition. I would say the audience for the paperback version is older than any kid I'd still be buying board books for.
Are stars as tiny as they look in the night sky? Why is it hard to see stars in the city? What star pictures do people see in the sky? What is the difference between blue stars and red stars?
Young readers ages six and seven will find the answers to these questions and more in this Scholastic Science Vocabulary Reader that introduces first- and second-grade students to the stars and constellations in the night sky. Using pictures, diagrams, and a simple text to help strengthen reading skills and vocabulary, the book addresses three main topics: What is a Star?, Constellations, and Famous Stars. In each section, Fast Fact boxes provide a piece of information related to the topic.
A glossary and three comprehension questions help young readers assess their understanding of the information presented in the book.
Highly recommended, especially for students interested in science, stars, and /or space.… (plus d'informations)
Young readers ages six and seven will find the answers to these questions and more in this Scholastic Science Vocabulary Reader that introduces first- and second-grade students to the stars and constellations in the night sky. Using pictures, diagrams, and a simple text to help strengthen reading skills and vocabulary, the book addresses three main topics: What is a Star?, Constellations, and Famous Stars. In each section, Fast Fact boxes provide a piece of information related to the topic.
A glossary and three comprehension questions help young readers assess their understanding of the information presented in the book.
Highly recommended, especially for students interested in science, stars, and /or space.… (plus d'informations)
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Statistiques
- Œuvres
- 86
- Aussi par
- 1
- Membres
- 3,574
- Popularité
- #7,093
- Évaluation
- 3.9
- Critiques
- 22
- ISBN
- 145
- Langues
- 4
Note that this review is for the paperback version: not the board book. I don't know what changes (if any) were made for the paperback edition. I would say the audience for the paperback version is older than any kid I'd still be buying board books for.