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Soaring over mountains, winding down roads, and over the ocean, a tiny seed travels many dangerous paths before it can grow into a healthy plant in Er...
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This science fair bulletin board set provides five boards, a die-cut title header, a step-by-step guideline for developing a science fair project, and...
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Beginners science readings addressing common questions new readers would have.
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Doubles as Lab Workbook and Reference
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Book, Ready-To-Read Wind, Level 1, (Marion Dane Bauer)
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Reading and science go together like the north and south poles of two magnets with this with this reading and hands-on magnet activity kit.
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This book by Julianne Blair Bochinski has 50 project ideas that have won top honors at science fairs.
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This book by by Anthony Fredericks and Issac Asimov is a great way to plan science fair projects.
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What's the moon like? Is there a real man (or woman) on the moon? Is it made of cheese? What are all those holes and why are some parts darker ...
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Your students will love hearing and reading these classic children's tales, retold by award-winning authors and illustrators.
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Sized for Viewing Throughout the Class
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Have Professional Looking Prizes for Your Science Fair
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Forces Make Things Move by Kimberly Brubaker Bradley introduces basic concepts about forces and how they affect objects and people.
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