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Flowers / Jeunesse, Gallimard 1992  Book
Jeunesse, Gallimard Book
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Publication Oxon, Moonlight Publishing Ltd, 1992.
Description 24pWhite Spine
Series First Discovery
Summary/Abstract See bees and butterflies settle on spring flowers, buds blossom and flower into fruit, sunflowers turn to face the sun.
Standard Number 9781851031443 Hb.
Key Words Flowers  ;  Flowers - Lifecycles 
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ID:   011800


Goes to seed / Magic School Bus (Series) 2006  Audio Visual Material
Magic School Bus (Series) Audio Visual Material
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Publication New York, Scholastic, 2006.
Description 26 minBlue Spine
Series The Magic School Bus
Summary/Abstract Ms. Frizzle takes the class to her old school on a ladybug schoolbus ride! There they tour every major part of her flower and watch a seed being made.
Standard Number 1 DVD.
Key Words Flowers  ;  Flowers - Lifecycles  ;  Seeds  ;  Growth  ;  UOI - Seed  
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ID:   017571


Science made easy: Key stage 2 - Workbook 2: Ages 9 - 10 / Vorderman, Carol; Evans, Mike; Ellis, Linda 2000  Book
Vorderman, Carol Book
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Publication London, Dorling Kindersley Limited, 2000.
Description 32pWhite Spine
Summary/Abstract This is a Science workbook intended for ages 9-10, which aims to teach and test children about life processes and living things.
Contents What is the life cycle of a butterfly? What is the life cycle of a grasshopper? What is the life cycle of a frog? Why do plants have flowers? How are flowers pollinated? How do seeds germinate in the wild? How quickly do we grow? How long is a life cycle? Whick metal is this? Is it an electrical conductor? Is it a thermal insulator? How soluble are materials? Are all substances soluble? Can you separate salt from sand? Can we filter things? How can we separate mixtures? Which fabric will stretch the most? Which is the strongest wood? are some changes reversible? Are some changes irreversible? Where is each planet? Does the moon change shape? What shape is the Earth? Why does the sun appear to move? What causes night and day? What makes things fall? Does a force have a direction? How do parachutes work? What makes boats float? What effect does friction have? How does a lever work?
Standard Number 0751349445 Pb.
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ID:   000258


Seed in Need: A first look at plant cycle / Godwin, Sam 2001  Book
Godwin, Sam Book
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Publication London, Hodder Wayland, 2001.
Description 32pYellow Spine
Series Little Bees
Summary/Abstract A colourful parade of inquisitive insects follows the progress of a sunflower seed in this enchanting first look at the lifecycle of a sunflower.
Standard Number 0750024976 Pb.
Key Words Flowers  ;  Flowers - Lifecycles  ;  Sunflowers  ;  UOI - Seed  
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