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24 pp.
| Enslow/Elementary
| June, 2006
|
LibraryISBN 0-7660-2419-9$21.26
(4)
K-3
I Like the Seasons! series.
These introductory guides to the seasons are illustrated with colorful, appealing photographs and some informative diagrams. The science behind seasonal changes is superficially explained, followed by a Northern Hemisphere–focused depiction of these changes on plants, animals, and people. Each book concludes with a simple experiment. Reading list, websites. Ind. Review covers these I Like the Seasons titles: What Happens in Spring? and What Happens in Winter?
24 pp.
| Enslow/Elementary
| June, 2006
|
LibraryISBN 0-7660-2418-0$21.26
(4)
K-3
I Like the Seasons! series.
These introductory guides to the seasons are illustrated with colorful, appealing photographs and some informative diagrams. The science behind seasonal changes is superficially explained, followed by a Northern Hemisphere–focused depiction of these changes on plants, animals, and people. Each book concludes with a simple experiment. Reading list, websites. Ind. Review covers these I Like the Seasons titles: What Happens in Spring? and What Happens in Winter?