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Plants

Paul MasonSeries: Learn Science with Mo
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Pages
32
Year
2024
Language
English
Publisher
Enslow Publishing, LLC

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Growing plants is a joy for kids as they see their hard work of caring for a seedling turn into something more: a flower, a tree, or perhaps an ear of corn! But what is the right way to water a plant? Why do plants need light? And what is the difference between evergreen and deciduous trees? Mo, a cute, blue monster, helps readers answer these very questions and more in this engaging book! Important science concepts like photosynthesis, plant parts, and pollination are covered in accessible main text, accompanied by short activities and questions throughout.

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  • Flowers & Plants
  • Science & Nature
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  • SeriesLearn Science with Mo

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