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CK-12 Earth Science for Middle School

Jean Brainard, Julie Sandeen

  • 715 pages
  • 11.4 MB
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An approachable introduction to earth science for younger students, covering rocks, Earth history, weather, climate, the oceans and natural resources. Short lessons, vivid photos and simple vocabulary make the concepts easy to follow.

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