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Plant Life
Joan S. Gottleib
Paperback (Steck-Vaughn Co, June 1, 1996)Plant Life Wonders of Science
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Plant Life Cycles
Julie Lundgren
Library Binding (Rourke Educational Media, Aug. 1, 2011)Early Readers Learn About Plant Life Cycles.
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Plant Life Cycles
Heinemann
Paperback (Heinemann Intl Inc, June 30, 2005)None
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Plant Life Cycles
Anita Ganeri
Hardcover (Heinemann Library, Jan. 10, 2005)"Nature's Patterns" helps readers understand some of the amazing natural phenomena in the world around them. The series introduces patterns and cycles that take place in nature using a range of examples from around the world. It explores the affects of these processes on the world around us in a child-friendly way, and features explanatory diagrams with labels and colour photography.
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Life Cycles
Michael Ross
Library Binding (Millbrook Press, Sept. 1, 2001)The cycle of life phenomena is captured in this colorfully illustrated nature book for young readers as a sunflower, mushroom, and grasshopper come to be.
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Life Cycles
Angela Royston
Paperback (Gareth Stevens Publishing, Jan. 1, 2013)Animal life cycles can be very different, as seen between the 70-year-old elephants and the adult mayflies that only live a few hours. However, the cuckoo and the cheetah illustrate how many parts are similar, too. Readers will gain a basic understanding of life cycles and as they read about examples from animals all over the world. Colorful photographs of animals in action will engage readers while accessible science content will augment classroom learning.
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Life Cycles
Michael Ross, Gustav Moore
Paperback (Millbrook Press, Aug. 3, 2003)Describes the life cycles of the sunflower, mushroom, and grasshopper; and explains how each example relates to the cycle of life and death.
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Life Cycle of a Plant
Pam Holden
Paperback (Flying Start Books, May 26, 2008)What does a little seed need to help it grow into a new plant? As well as water to drink and sunshine to warm it, the new little plant needs a space. It needs room to spread its roots, and grow shoots and leaves. How does a little seed find a place to grow?
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Life Cycles
Linda Buellis
Library Binding (Powerkids Pr, Jan. 1, 2017)Earth is home to millions of plant and animal species, and each one has a unique life cycle. Written to support important elementary science concepts, this title walks readers through the life cycles of many commonly known plants and animals. The text helps readers visualize the way species live and grow and why each stage of a life cycle is important to a creatureÂ’s development. Highly detailed photographs accompany the information-rich science content, allowing readers to visualize key concepts. Readers will delight in this up-close look at creatures and their life cycles.
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Life Cycles
Peter D. Riley
Library Binding (Gareth Stevens Pub, Aug. 1, 2003)Introduces the concept that all living things go through stages that together are known as a life cycle.
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Plant Life
Peter D. Riley
Library Binding (Franklin Watts, April 1, 1999)Introduces basic scientific principles of botany and plant physiology and presents experiments to show how they work
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Life Cycles
Sian Smith
Paperback (Heinemann, Aug. 1, 2011)Whether you're watching a seed sprout, an egg hatch, or a puppy grow, the process of a new life starting is endlessly fascinating. This series provides a first introduction to plant and animal life cycles, exploring how living things grow and reproduce. Readers will learn how new life begins and develops, with an emphasis on the cyclical nature of life.
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