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How to do a science project
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Webster, David,Webster, David |
Suggestions for three types of science projects--report, demonstration, and research--with emphasis on procedures used to do a successful research project. |
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Let's find out about mosquitoes
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Webster, David,Webster, David |
Introduces the physical characteristics and habits of the mosquito. |
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More brain-boosters
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Webster, David,Webster, David |
A collection of puzzles, riddles, and experiments involving biology, physics, chemistry, and mathematics. |
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Spider watching
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Webster, David |
Offers a close look at spiders and spider webs, explaining how spiders live and reproduce and how they serve a useful purpose by eating insect pests. |
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Spring
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Webster, David |
A collection of activities and projects exploring nature in the spring. |
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Track watching
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Webster, David |
Discusses the many things the amateur track watcher can learn from careful examination of animal, human, and machine tracks. |
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