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Teach Yourself Understand Science - Jon Evans - Popular ScienceCategory: Books Description: Science is a vast subject and our understanding of the way the world works is growing all the time. No book could hope to include everythingt that science has discovered, but this book includes all of the essential facts about all the really key areas. Broken down into short, easy-to-digest sections it covers everything from evolution and cell biology to star formation and plate tectonics. Including sections on what technology may allow us to do in the future, and even looking at when science has gone bad, Understand Science will change the way you see the world around you. Delivery time: 1 to 3 days Delivery cost: 1.95 Author: 0 Review this product |
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Science Skills Builder - Mark Levesley - School Textbooks and Study Guides: Maths Science and TechnicalCategory: School And Text Books Description: Start to build the skills needed to succeed in science: How Science Works, Quality of Written Communication and Maths in Science. These skills are essential to GCSE success. Give your students a head start with this new book that: - Clearly explains the skills with examples and illustrations - Gives practice with engaging activities - Explains the answers and how they can improve Delivery time: 1 to 3 days Delivery cost: 1.95 Author: 0 Review this product |
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Body ScienceCategory: Books Description: From friction to G-force, your body's a walking talking, living, breathing epicentre of science. Want to know how it all works? Send your child on a tour through the incredible forces that make the human body such an amazing biological, physical and chemical machine. ISBN: 9781405344913 Review this product |
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Scholastic Primary Science: Body Works Activity Card Pack (30 Cards)Category: Books Description: The Lesson Cards are a colourful visual aid to accompany each Scholastic Primary Science Extended Lesson. Each card follows the interactive lesson and provides structure for your science teaching, tying in closely with the detailed lesson planning provided. Delivery cost: 0.00 ISBN: 9781407119427 Review this product |
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Michael Frayn's latest novel, Skios, will be launched on Thursday. It will be his eleventh novel. He has also written or translated 31 plays, and published 12 works of non-fiction, including a collection of his journalism, Travels With a Typewriter (2009) and a biography of his father, My Father's Fortune: A Life in 2010. 
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