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Fun Machines
Fun Machines

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Provides instructions for making such devices as a tin-can telegraph, crystal radio, and kaleidoscope, and suggests a variety of related experiments and other activities.

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Games Puzzles and Toys
Games Puzzles and Toys

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Mystery and magic
Mystery and magic

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Presents a variety of activities, experiments, and simple tricks that explore principles of electricity, physics, biology, and more.

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Things That Grow
Things That Grow

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Experiments and other scientific activities demonstrate how crystals, plants, fruit flies, and other life forms grow.

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Mola Desk Set
Mola Desk Set

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Finders' guide to decorative arts in the Smithsonian Institution
Finders' guide to decorative arts in the Smithsonian Institution
Ecology of Arboreal Folivores
INTL HANDBK AEROSPACE
OFFICIAL GT NASM 1991

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