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Heinemann Explore Science: Physical Processes (with CD-ROM)

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A CD-ROM exploring physical processes. It offers written and pictorial resources, and easy navigation and searching, along with cross-curricula activities and different types of text to encourage users to read around the topic being studied. The level of text can be changed to allow differentiated access for readers of different ages and abilities. The CD-ROM is accompanied by a 32-page manual. Synopsis A CD-ROM exploring physical processes. It offers written and pictorial resources, and easy navigation and searching, along with cross-curricula activities and different types of text to encourage users to read around the topic being studied. The level of text can be changed to allow differentiated access for readers of different ages and abilities. The CD-ROM is accompanied by a 32-page manual.

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ASIN: 0431099189
Category: Books > Subjects > Children's Books > Science, Nature & How It Works > Biology
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 28 March 2002
Listed Since: 23 August 2003

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