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Discover Science: Level 4 Reader
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Discover Science! Learn all about the field of science and scientific research in this level 4 reader. Featuring photographs and high quality illustrations, kids will learn about science labs, science tools, and what scientists study. From the atom to the periodic table, this reader features short paragraphs and sentences designed to build vocabulary and understanding.
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