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Focusing on the elements of the natural world, children explore the habitats of people, plants, and animals. The development and understanding of scientific concepts are introduced through hands-on discovery. Identity is investigated with art and music experiences, and the study of different languages and cultures, all building well-being and autonomy.
Making compost is a great way to recycle your scraps. This brand new big book shows how you can compost veggie scraps, tea bags, paper, grass clippings, leaves and more. With a little patience, your compost will rot down into beautiful fertiliser that you can use in your garden.
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