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Axl Oswaldo
is on page 26 of 64
De vuelta a la infancia con este libro. ☺️
— Mar 22, 2021 09:04PM
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Mr Bramley
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The book concludes its description with a brief retelling of the main points in simple bullet points for children to re-establish what they’ve learnt
— Jul 16, 2019 08:36AM
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Mr Bramley
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The book concludes its description with a brief retelling of the main points in simple bullet points for children to re-establish what they’ve learnt
— Jul 16, 2019 08:36AM
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Mr Bramley
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Introduces concepts that children already know or may be interested in such as dinosaurs and fossils to help explain and grip.
— Jul 16, 2019 08:29AM
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Mr Bramley
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Great illustrations to use to explain natural selection and changes in species - including quotes from Darwin which may be useful
— Jul 16, 2019 08:23AM
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Mr Bramley
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Very well written book which explains Darwin’s science easily enough for children to understand but also challenges them to think and ask questions.
Great illustrations and biological terms.
Use of appendix for further discovery and explanation for older children or those who are more curious.
— Jul 16, 2019 08:19AM
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Great illustrations and biological terms.
Use of appendix for further discovery and explanation for older children or those who are more curious.
Mr Bramley
is on page 16 of 64
Very well written book which explains Darwin’s science easily enough for children to understand but also challenges them to think and ask questions.
Great illustrations and biological terms.
Use of appendix for further discovery and explanation for older children or those who are more curious.
— Jul 16, 2019 08:19AM
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Great illustrations and biological terms.
Use of appendix for further discovery and explanation for older children or those who are more curious.
