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Sciencepalooza - A Collection of Science Poetry for Primary and Intermediate Students - cover

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Sciencepalooza - A Collection of Science Poetry for Primary and Intermediate Students

Franny Vergo

Casa editrice: AuthorHouse

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Sciencepalooza is a collection of science poetry for grades one through five. Each rhyming poem has a catchy title and focuses on a specific science topic. Some of the poems can also be sung to familiar tunes. Children in the primary and intermediate grades will enjoy reading these fun poems, while they simultaneously improve their science vocabulary and content. Author Franny Vergo sparks a love for science in young children with her creative and intriguing science poetry.
Disponibile da: 12/07/2012.

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