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Floating and Sinking
Karen Bryant-Mole
Library Binding (Rigby Interactive Library, March 1, 1998)Describes why things float or sink and presents simple experiments to demonstrate the scientific principles involved.
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Usborne Dot to Dot Dinosaurs
Karen Bryant-Mole, Bryant-Mole
Paperback (Usborne Books, June 16, 2003)This new series of activity books provide young children with hours of fun creating their favorite dinosaur creatures, insects and plants by connecting. Complete with interesting facts and pronunciation guide.
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Sound and Light
Karen Bryant-Mole
Library Binding (Rigby Interactive Library, Jan. 1, 1996)Explains the basic principles of light and sound through looking at everyday experiences and direct observation
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Letters
Karen Bryant-Mole
Paperback (Usborne Pub Ltd, June 1, 1999)Given a handful of pens or crayons, no youngster could resist these activity books. Designed to be used with an adult''s guidance, they are carefully planned and graded to develop the skills that build towards basic reading, writing and maths.'
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Beginning Letters
Karen Bryant-Mole
Library Binding (Gareth Stevens Pub, Aug. 1, 2000)Illustrations and simple text introduce letter combinations found at the beginning of words.
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Magnets
Karen Bryant-Mole
Paperback (Heinemann, Feb. 4, 2002)This book introduces the scientific principles of magnets, examining such topics as their strength, magnetic poles, and the making of magnets.
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Electricity
Karen Bryant-Mole
Library Binding (Rigby Interactive Library, June 1, 1997)Explains the basic principles of electricity through looking at everyday experiences or direct observation
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I Feel Shy
Karen Bryant-Mole
Paperback (Sundance, March 15, 1999)The physical attributes of feeling shy are described...a red face, legs and tummy feeling wobbly, giggling nervously, etc. The book also discusses feeling shy in school--worrying that you might get the answer wrong, or say something silly and make everyone laugh. Color. Grades K-3.
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I Feel Happy
Karen Bryant-Mole
Paperback (Sundance, March 15, 1999)How good it feels to be happy--like a bird, the feel of the sun shining warmly. And how good people look when they are happy--they smile, laugh, and even shout sometimes. Being happy is sometimes noisy...and sometimes quiet. The author makes children think of others and asks, "Do you know someone who isn't feeling very happy? What can you do to help?" Color. Grades K-3.
