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Science
This engaging five-part series encourages students to move beyond a simplified view of the environment to a deeper level of understanding: that the global ecosystem is made up of interdependent ecological communities populated with their own particular li
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Whether it's a stretch of sand dunes in equatorial Africa or a cactus-covered plain in California, any place that receives less than ten inches of rain per year is considered a desert. By comparing and contrasting arid and semi-arid regions, this program
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The prairies of the American west, the pampas of Argentina, the steppes of Russia, and the veldt of South Africa all share at least one thing in common: they are covered with miles upon miles of grass. This program can help students learn to identify the
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At one time, lush, steaming jungles covered much of the planet's land mass. Through this program, students can expand their understanding of rainforests and how their inhabitants live. Special attention is given to the threats to these incredibly rich eco
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About a fifth of the Earth's land surface is tundra: cold, dry, treeless, and home to a diverse range of inhabitants including lichens and lemmings, sedges and snowy owls, and dwarf willow bushes and musk oxen. By viewing this program, students can develo
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Ranging from rivers and lakes, to wetlands and intertidal zones, to coral reefs and kelp forests, aquatic ecosystems are as diverse as the life-forms that inhabit them. This program introduces students to a variety of the world's aquatic biomes. The chara
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Poster Set (ten 17” x 32” posters). These beautiful prints highlight nine of the Earth's biomes. 2002, ISBN 0-7365-1304-3, Grade level 4-10, Age level 9-15. Correlates to the National Science Education Standards developed by the National Academ
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Poster Set (ten 17” x 22” posters) 1996, Grade level 4-10, Age level 9-15+
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Poster Set (ten 17” x 32” posters), 1999, Grade level 4-10, Age level 9-15+
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