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Animals keeping cool
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Burton, Jane.,Jane Burton |
Describes how animals stay cool in hot weather, by such actions as wallowing in mud, burrowing, or panting. |
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Chick
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Burton, Jane. |
Photographs and text depict the development of a chick from the egg stage to the eighth week. |
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Coral reef
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Burton, Jane. |
Examines the variety of life found on coral reefs, including the seahorse, hermit crab, and sea slug. |
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Dabble the duckling
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Burton, Jane. |
A photo essay about the first six to eight months in the life of a duckling, abandoned before hatching and later adopted by a farmyard hen. |
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Horses
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Burton, Jane. |
A photographic display of horses portraying man's dependence on them throughout history. |
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The nature and science of colors
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Burton, Jane. |
Explains how various colors are produced by reflected light and briefly discusses the occurences of colors in nature. |
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The nature and science of energy
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Burton, Jane. |
Describes different kinds of energy and explores some properties of energy and some of the different forms that it can take. |
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The nature and science of leaves
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Burton, Jane. |
Discusses different kinds of leaves, the forms and colors they may have, and their functions. |
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Trill the fox cub
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Burton, Jane. |
Depicts the early life of three fox cubs who are abandoned by their mother and cared for in a special animal hospital until they are ready to return to the wild. |
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Baby animals
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Burton, Jane. |
A pictorial display of baby animals with their families. |
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Caper the kid
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Burton, Jane. |
Photographs and text follow two young pygmy goats as they grow, learn, and play during their first year of life. |
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The nature and science of sunlight
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Burton, Jane. |
Examines the energy and light produced by the sun and their importance to life on Earth. |
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The nature and science of autumn
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Burton, Jane. |
Explains why the season of autumn happens and how it manifests itself in the weather and changes in plants and animals. |
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The nature and science of winter
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Burton, Jane. |
Explains why the season of winter happens and how it manifests itself in the weather and changes in plants and animals. |
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Animals keeping clean
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Burton, Jane. |
Photographs and text show how animals use water, dust, tongues, claws, and beaks to keep themselves clean. |
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Aquarium fishes (The Color nature library)
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Burton, Jane. |
A photographic display of aquarium fishes. |
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The Very First Dinosaurs (My First Dinosaur Library)
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Burton, Jane. |
Brief text and pictures introduce thirteen dinosaurs, providing information on appearance, habitat, and eating habits. |
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Keeping clean
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Burton, Jane. |
Photographs and text show how animals use water, dust, tongues, claws, and beaks to keep themselves clean. |
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The nature and science of mud
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Burton, Jane.,Kim Taylor |
Explains what mud is, where it is found, what kinds of animals and plants live in it, and how it can be made into bricks or pottery. |
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The nature and science of sunlight
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Burton, Jane.,Kim Taylor |
Examines the energy and light produced by the sun and their importance to life on Earth. Suggested level: primary, intermediate. |
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