Snow

Every child loves a snow day—no school and snowball fights galore! But Sam has to wait for Granddad, even though all the other kids have already gone to the park . . . and all the dogs . . . and all the zoo animals! Only when the two finally arrive does Granddad see why Sam was in such a hurry—and they have the best time playing with everyone in the snow.

Rain

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9781783705474

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40 p. ; ill. ; 28,5 cm

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551 USH r

How it works: sound

Sssh, listen... what can you hear? From musical harmonies to sonic booms, discover the science of sound and how we hear things. Why is most of space completely silent? Why does a recording of your voice sound strange? And what do bats, dolphins and a boat full of scientists have in common? The answers are all in this book, with lots of flaps to lift and simple experiments to do at home.

Lift-the-flap telling the time

A stylish and beautifully illustrated picture book with flaps and moveable clock hands to encourage learning how to tell the time. Children will have fun learning about analogue and digital time telling. A key skill for children of about 6 - 7 years old.

Time for Bed, Panda!

Follow along with Panda as he gets ready for bed! Young children will learn simple words and delight in the interactive ending of this perfect bedtime book!

Fantastically great women who worked wonders

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9781408899274

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PAN g

Fantastically great women who changed the world

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9781408876985

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Picture Dictionary

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9781445466743

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FEL p

The mum-minder

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9780440868255

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WIL t

Stacey Coolidge's fancy-smancy cursive handwriting

Carolyn has been practicing cursive handwriting, but is frustrated by her lack of success. Her classmate, Stacey Coolidge, has no problem with it, creating more self doubt for Carolyn. Carolyn's teacher finds a way to convince her that creative writing and cursive handwriting are two unrelated skills.