Animals and Their Homes: Discovery Science

ISBN-10: 0201496623
ISBN-13: 9780201496628
Category: Juvenile Nonfiction
Language: English
Published: 1999-07-01
Publisher: Dale Seymour Publication
Authors: Robert A. Williams, Robert E. Rockwell, David A. Winnett

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The book also features assessment tools, extensions ideas to connect the science experiences with mathematics, art, literature, social studies, and technology, and take-home activities.

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