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Monster knows more than less than

By Lori Capote

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Using symbols for "more than" and "less than," monsters answer questions by comparing numbers at the Monster Fair.

Shapes

By Lori Capote

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"This monster is finding shapes at the beach. Look, and you'll see several of each: square, circles, ovals, and stars. Shapes are everywhere you are!"--Cover back.

Monster knows more than, less than

By Lori Capote

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Using symbols for "more than" and "less than," monsters answer questions by comparing numbers at the Monster Fair.

Shapes

By Lori Capote

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"This monster is finding shapes at the beach. Look, and you'll see several of each: square, circles, ovals, and stars. Shapes are everywhere you are!"--Cover back.

Shapes

By Lori Capote

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"This monster is finding shapes at the beach. Look, and you'll see several of each: square, circles, ovals, and stars. Shapes are everywhere you are!"--Cover back.

Fire Safety in High Rise Buildings

By Daniel Alvear, Lori Capote

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Construction Documentation

By David Marchman, Lori Capote, Tulio Sulbaran

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Monster Knows Numbers

By Lori Capote, Chip Wass, Laura Purdie Salas, Terry Flaherty

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