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LEVEL TWO OPTIONAL
LITERATURE PACK Back to
Level Two Info page... It is highly recommended that you use the literature
pack to gain the full benefit from your
Living Learning Science
curriculum.
The
daily reading assignments, vocabulary lists, review questions and projects
are all closely tied to the
texts in the Level
2 pack.
The same books are used for both younger and older
children.
Additional activities and readings are scheduled for
older
kids.
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more information.
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Explore our
unique planet and looking at the relationships between plants,
animals, people and the world they inhabit. It includes:
A
stunning, modern world atlas with 60 pages of
maps
Continent-by-continent accounts of peoples and their
culture
Gazetteer of facts about the countries of the
world
Stunning photographs
and detailed explanatory diagrams.
Free downloadable
images
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What are stars made of? Why does the
Moon shine? What do space toilets look like? Find out in this bright
and lively book. Simple text, amazing photographs, detailed
illustrations and a selection of exciting, recommended web sites
introduce young readers to the wonders of the Universe. All the Web
sites are regularly reviewed.
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How
deep is the ocean? Which fish can blow itself up like a balloon? How
do dolphins use sound to hunt? Find out in this delightful book.
Simple text, stunning illustrations and photographs and exciting
recommended Web sites introduce young readers to the wonders of the
sea.
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Usborne Explainers form a charming and innovative series for young readers, packed with straightforward
explanations about familiar, everyday things. Clear, simple text and bright, detailed illustrations
combine to make the books both informative and fun.
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In simple language
and with lots of colorful pictures, this book answers the question
in the title, and explains many other related topics such as frost,
fog, dew, rainbows and the weather. It explains the basic scientific
ideas in a very simple way, with lots of examples from everyday life
and simple activities to try at home or school.
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