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32 pp.
| ABDO
| September, 2008
|
LibraryISBN 978-1-60453-011-7$25.65
(4)
K-3
Super SandCastle: Let's Look A to Z series.
This book explores different mathematical concepts corresponding to letters of the alphabet. Each is accompanied by photographs and simple examples ("Last year Leah was four feet tall. She grew two inches. Now Leah is four feet and two inches tall"). A "Guess What?" feature offers additional facts. Though the text can be vague, it provides some support for kids struggling with math. Glos.
32 pp.
| ABDO
| September, 2008
|
LibraryISBN 978-1-60453-013-1$25.65
(4)
K-3
Super SandCastle: Let's Look A to Z series.
This book explores concepts related to geography corresponding to each letter of the alphabet. All of the terms discussed are accompanied by colorful photos or maps and definitions of the places or geographical features. "Guess What?" trivia offers additional facts. Though the text can be vague, it's an adequate introduction to geography for beginning readers. Glos.
32 pp.
| ABDO
| September, 2008
|
LibraryISBN 978-1-60453-008-7$25.65
(4)
K-3
Super SandCastle: Let's Look A to Z series.
This book explores different inventions corresponding to letters of the alphabet. Each item is accompanied by a photograph and brief facts such as the inventor's name and/or when it was first developed. "Guess What?" trivia offers additional facts. Though the text can be vague, it's a decent introduction to scientific and technological invention for beginning readers. Glos.