Primary Environmental Science for Zambia Teacher's Guide 1 Paper
by Arnold Chengo, B L Hamooya, J Lupeie, Nicola Bennett Jones, and T B Zulu
Sea Turtle (Life Cycle of A...) (Life Cycle of A...(Library))
by Bobbie Kalman
What Can Fly? (What Can...?) (Read and Learn: Animal Actions)
by Patricia Whitehouse
"Read and Learn" is a collection of books that help young readers discover and understand the world around them. The "What Can" thread emphasises animal action and features animals that may be unusual or unfamiliar to the reader. The animal's behaviour is explained in answer to such questions as "how does a bat fly?" or "how does a fish swim?". The book conclude with a section about whether people and machines can also do the actions.
Key Features of the book include:a highly-illustrated, full-colour approach that will motivate studentsa full range of practical activities, including Planning & Designing activities, that cover all the requirements of the syllabusa wide variety of CXC-style questions, including 'structures' questions which test use of knowledge and comprehension, and multiple-choice questionscomprehensive appendices, including an SBA guide, a glossary, answers to multiple-choice questions, and tips on exam prep...
Animal Babies (Questions & Answers About S.) (Questions and Answers about)
by Anita Ganeri
Describes characteristics of a wide variety of baby animals in question and answer format.
The Respiratory System (Early Bird Body Systems)
by Judith Jango-Cohen
Longman Homework Handbook: GCSE Biology (stickered) (LONGMAN HOMEWORK HANDBOOKS)
by Chris Millican
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Saltwater and Freshwater Creatures Explained (Distinctions in Nature)
by MS Laura L Sullivan
Butterflies (Hello Reader! Science: Level 2 (Prebound))
by Karen Shapiro
This rhyming easy-to-read non-fiction science reader covers a favorite nature subject taught in the early childhood curriculum -- the metamorphosis of a caterpillar to a butterfly. "Butterflies start as tiny eggs. Out come caterpillars with many legs...." With catchy rhyming text, author Karen Shapiro gives readers a very simple lesson in the process of metamorphosis from caterpillar to butterfly. The spare text, paired with illustrator Jean Cassels' vivid realistic art, follows the fascinating...
Learning about the Endocrine and Reproductive Systems (Learning about the Human Body Systems)
by Martha V Gold
"Learn how these two wonderful systems work together to ensure the survival of the human race and discover some amazing facts about them both"--
AQA GCSE Biology ActiveTeach Pack with CDROM (AQA GCSE Science 2011)
by Nigel English
Hundreds of interactive resources, including videos, animations and activities,to supplement your lessons. Packed with a bank of captivating BBC Active video clips to help bring your lessons to life. GradeStudio sections with additional graded questions help prepare students for the longer-answer questions. Digital version of the Student Book with tools that allow you to annotate, zoom in, highlight, add notes and save your work. Ability to add your own resources and create y...
Collins CSEC (R) Human and Social Biology provides a new approach to the study of the CSEC (R) HSB syllabus that focuses on the skills of recalling facts, applying facts and analysing data as needed for the examination and School Based Assessment. It provides the content and skills that students truly need to master to pass - and do well in - the exam. Full coverage of the CXC (R) syllabus for first examination from May-June 2022Written in clear, accessible language suitable for all st...
Rachel Carson (Women in Conservation) (Infosearch: Women in Conservation)
by Lori Hile
This book takes an engaging look at the work of ground-breaking conservationist, Sylvia Earle, and her work to prtect oceans and ocean life. It covers Earle's inspiration, her methods, findings, and the impact of her work.
Struggle for Survival: Shelter (Time for Kids Nonfiction Readers)
by William B Rice
Relationship Status Single Married Taken by an Awesome Biologist
by M Shafiq
Respiration and Photosynthesis (Sci-Hi) (Sci-Hi: Life Science)
by Donna Latham
How do plants help you breathe? Why are fungi and bacteria important? Do plants have “lungs”? The visually stimulating 'Sci-Hi' books take learning science core curriculum to a whole new exciting level. Each title explores an area of life, physical, or earth science in a way that is both engaging and comprehensive.
Variation and Classification (Life Science in Depth)
by Ann Fullick