Just like you and me

Edition

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ISBN/ISSN

439848318

Collation

32p., col., indx., p

Series Title

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Call Number

372.5 MIL

what's on my head?

Hey, baby! What's on my head?

Phonics without worksheet: Consonant

Edition

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ISBN/ISSN

1574715348

Collation

80p., bw, ill., pbk.

Series Title

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Call Number

372.416 MAD

50 Writing Lessons That Work!

Edition

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ISBN/ISSN

0-590-52212-4

Collation

64p.; ill.; bw.; pbk

Series Title

-

Call Number

372.623 MIL

the Out-Of-Sync Child Has Fun: activities for kids with sensory processing di…

From the author of the #1 book on Sensory Processing Disorder an indispensable activity guide for kids with SD.'

Shared Activity Book : Year R, term 2 (Big Book)

Oxford Maths Zone satisfies all your numeracy requirements, and gives you a sequence o teaching materials that follows exactly the National Numeracy Strategy framework for Teaching Mathematics from Reception to Year 6

Shared Activity Book : Year R, term 3 (Big Book)

Oxford Maths Zone satisfies all your numeracy requirements, and gives you a sequence o teaching materials that follows exactly the National Numeracy Strategy framework for Teaching Mathematics from Reception to Year 6

Shared Activity Book : Year R, term 1 (Big Book)

Oxford Maths Zone satisfies all your numeracy requirements, and gives you a sequence o teaching materials that follows exactly the National Numeracy Strategy framework for Teaching Mathematics from Reception to Year 6

The Not So Fast Rabbit : A Tale About Being Slow (Big Book)

Rodney Rabbit moves very slowly. His mother says that he will know many special things because of his slowness, but he does not understand. He wants to be fast. One day all the rabbits decide to run in a race. Though he is slow, he is the winner. The race helps him to understand his mother's words, and he learns that sometimes being slow can have its advantages.

The Undergroud Tea Party : A Tale About Overcoming Fear (Big Book)

Chesterfield Mole invites his friends to his tunnel for an underground tea party. When they arrive, only Frieda Frog is able to fit into the tunnel. His friends suggest an aboveground party, but Chesterfield reveals his fear of the light. With the help and encouragement of his friends, Chesterfield over comes his fears.