Bentley Nancy. Books

Putting on a play

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A step-by-step guide for the playwright including suggestions for finding a story, writing a script, producing a play, and performing it on stage. Includes sample plays.

The young journalist's book

By Bentley Nancy.

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Describes the various functions and elements of a newspaper, giving practical advice on writing, producing, and distributing.

Don t be a copycat

By Bentley Nancy., Nancy Bentley

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"A reference book for students in grades 3 and up on writing reports and avoiding plagiarism"--Provided by publisher.

Let's go, feet!

By Bentley Nancy., Nancy Bentley

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Toddlers perform activities with their feet, including jumping rope, splashing puddles, roller-skating, and wiggling toes. On board pages.

Listen to this, ears!

By Bentley Nancy., Nancy Bentley

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Toddlers make and hear a variety of sounds, including the tick tock of a watch, the pitter patter of rain, and the tweet of a whistle. On board pages.

The young producer's video book

By Nancy Bentley, Bentley Nancy.

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The case of the missing bluebirds

By Bentley Nancy.

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The bluebirds in town have vanished into thin air and no one knows why. Nick Anderson, Nature Investigator, is on the case. But will Nick solve the mystery before the bluebirds are gone forever?

The case of the garden monster

By Bentley Nancy.

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