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This book introduces readers to what ADD/ADHD are, how they affect people, and what they can do to be a good friend to someone living with ADD/AHDH.
Wheat allergies are some of the most common food allergies in children. They often develop in babies and toddlers, and can cause uncomfortable symptoms. Fortunately, many outgrow the allergy. However, it’s important to know how to identify a possible allergic reaction and what to do. Readers learn this and more, including the causes of wheat allergies and the difference between a wheat allergy and celiac disease. Full-color photographs augment the main content and show food labels wheat-allergic readers should look for.
Introduces the gazelle, discussing their physical characteristics, life cycle, and eating habits.
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Bilingual readers discover engaging, fun, and fascinating facts about kangaroos. Kangaroos are social animals that live in groups called mobs. Except for an occasional boxing match, kangaroos live happily with each other. The vibrant photographs in this book show different species of kangaroos grazing, resting in the shade, and raising their young. Accessible text—with translation of English into standard Latin-American Spanish—and a detailed graphic organizer guide readers as they learn how kangaroos grow up and what life is like living in a mob, in Australia.
An introduction to grasshoppers discussing their life cycle, habitat, and favorite foods.
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