Turn and Learn Flip Pad: Opposites

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ISBN/ISSN

9781743633618

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Series Title

Turn and Learn Flip Pad

Call Number

510 HIN

Turn and Learn Flip Pad: Tell the Time

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ISBN/ISSN

9781743633595

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Series Title

Turn and Learn Flip Pad

Call Number

510 HIN

Turn & Learn Flip Pad: Numbers

Edition

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ISBN/ISSN

9781743633625

Collation

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Series Title

Turn & Learn Flip Pad

Call Number

510 HIN

Time Flies

On a stormy night, a birds flies into the dinosaur hall of a silent museum. It's a startling journey through the ages, in which time unravels and dinosaurs spring to life...or is Time Flies merely a dream of flight

100 Facts : Cats and Kittens

Take a closer look at the secretive lives of your favourite felines. Discover everything you need to know about cats and kittens with this brilliant book. One hundred facts, fantastic illustrations and hilarious cartoons reveal all about these loving and friendly pets, while fun quizzes test your knowledge.

Volcanoe Explorers

Volcano Explorers teaches readers all about volcanoes, and the scientists who go to extremes to study them!

Sound: Listen Up! (Science In Your Life)

What sounds cannot be heard? How do bats find their way in the dark? What animal makes the loudest sound of any on Earth? Take a closer look at the science we use every day! From the moment we get up in the morning and all through the day and night, find out about the science in your life.

Experiments with Sound: Explaining Sound (Do It Yourself)

When can you hear the Doppler effect? -Which animal makes the loudest sound? -How can curtains stop an echo? Do It Yourself offers an exciting new approach to understanding and investigation. Each book helps you conduct your own experiments and activities to learn more about the world around you.

Volcanoes (Little Scientist)

Lava, ash, and dust burst out of the earth. It's a volcano! Discover the fascinating science of underground events that create these powerful natural eruptions.

Satellites

Introduction to the satellite.'