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Wool
Andrew Langley
Paperback (Crabtree Pub Co, Sept. 30, 2008)Everyday materials introduces children to the materials that are all around them. Wool is made into thousands of things we use every day, such as clothing, felt-tip pens, and tennis balls. Find out what properties wool has, where wool comes from, and how wool is made.
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Wool
Nomad Press
language (Nomad Press, Sept. 1, 2011)Modern, bright photography and age-appropriate text engage young learners in an exploration of everyday materials in this new series. Using simple, colorful, familiar objects to demonstrate the characteristics of such textiles as silk, cotton, wool, and nylon, each installment encourages readers to ask and answer questions and to plan and conduct simple investigations. Based on National Science Education Standards, this series is an ideal supplement for preschool and kindergarten teachers and offers parents a unique opportunity to prepare youngsters for formal education.Including photographic examples, interesting facts, and important words related to wool, this interactive exploration uses a question-and-answer approach that allows youngsters to make discoveries about this rough fabric and its similarities and differences with other materials.
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Wool
Nomad Press
Paperback (Nomad Press, Sept. 1, 2011)Modern, bright photography and age-appropriate text engage young learners in an exploration of everyday materials in this new series. Using simple, colorful, familiar objects to demonstrate the characteristics of such textiles as silk, cotton, wool, and nylon, each installment encourages readers to ask and answer questions and to plan and conduct simple investigations. Based on National Science Education Standards, this series is an ideal supplement for preschool and kindergarten teachers and offers parents a unique opportunity to prepare youngsters for formal education. Including photographic examples, interesting facts, and important words related to wool, this interactive exploration uses a question-and-answer approach that allows youngsters to make discoveries about this rough fabric and its similarities and differences with other materials.
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Wool
Andrew Langley
Library Binding (Crabtree Publishing Company, Sept. 1, 2008)Ever wonder where the wool for that sweater youre wearing came from? Before it was clothes for you, that wool grew on and kept warm a sheep. Come along in Wool, and see how wool goes from the farm and is made into thousands of things that we use everyday
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Wool
Nomad Press
Hardcover (Nomad Press, Sept. 1, 2011)Modern, bright photography and age-appropriate text engage young learners in an exploration of everyday materials in this new series. Using simple, colorful, familiar objects to demonstrate the characteristics of such textiles as silk, cotton, wool, and nylon, each installment encourages readers to ask and answer questions and to plan and conduct simple investigations. Based on National Science Education Standards, this series is an ideal supplement for preschool and kindergarten teachers and offers parents a unique opportunity to prepare youngsters for formal education. Including photographic examples, interesting facts, and important words related to wool, this interactive exploration uses a question-and-answer approach that allows youngsters to make discoveries about this rough fabric and its similarities and differences with other materials.
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Wool
Lulu Monroe
Paperback (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company, March 15, 2012)This book is number 2.5.23 in the Houghton Mifflin Leveled Reader series of educational books. The specifics as listed on the rear cover include: Level: M DRA: 28 Genre: Informational Text Strategy: Summarize Skill: Conclusions Word Count: 660
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Wool
Jane Harris, Nicola Edwards
Hardcover (A & C Black, )None
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Wool
Chris Oxlade
Paperback (Heinemann, July 25, 2003)What is wool? Where do we get it? How do we use wool? Each title in the Materials, Materials, Materials series takes a close look at an important material. Read about what the material is, where we get it, and other interesting facts. Learn how we process the material, how we use it, and how we can all help to recycle it.
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