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Using electricity
Using electricity

By Jim Pipe

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This book introduces electricity with the focus on the safety issues surrounding mains electricity. It also looks at simple circuits and everyday electrical appliances such as radios, trains, toast...

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Magnets Starters
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Magnets
Magnets

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Floating and sinking
Floating and sinking

By Jim Pipe

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An introduction to buoyancy. Includes key vocabulary, a story, and notes for parents and teachers.

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Baby animals
Baby animals

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Trucks
Trucks

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Ghosts
Ghosts

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