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K-3
Start to Finish, Second Series: Everyday Products series.
Designed for young readers, these books provide very basic but adequate introductions to three everyday consumer products. Each follows a natural resource (forests, iron ore, and petroleum) through a step-by-step process to a finished product. Simple statements are rather sketchy, often failing to provide enough information about complex operations. Large color photographs enhance the texts. Glos., ind. Review covers these Start to Finish titles: From Tree to Paper, From Iron to Car, and From Oil to Gas.
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K-3
Start to Finish, Second Series: Everyday Products series.
Designed for young readers, these books provide very basic but adequate introductions to three everyday consumer products. Each follows a natural resource (forests, iron ore, and petroleum) through a step-by-step process to a finished product. Simple statements are rather sketchy, often failing to provide enough information about complex operations. Large color photographs enhance the texts. Glos., ind. Review covers these Start to Finish titles: From Tree to Paper, From Iron to Car, and From Oil to Gas.
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K-3
Start to Finish, Second Series: Everyday Products series.
Designed for young readers, these books provide very basic but adequate introductions to three everyday consumer products. Each follows a natural resource (forests, iron ore, and petroleum) through a step-by-step process to a finished product. Simple statements are rather sketchy, often failing to provide enough information about complex operations. Large color photographs enhance the texts. Glos., ind. Review covers these Start to Finish titles: From Tree to Paper, From Iron to Car, and From Oil to Gas.