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I went to a treehouse a while ago and was asked by my daughter. “Why are all the leaves different? “Why are flowers only facing the sun? I was very interested in plants and I was thinking, well, I'm going to have to tell you something systematically. I went home and looked at my elementary science textbook and found it very difficult to see the story of plants as an adult. I thought that children were learning this hard stuff in school, including the names of plants, the structure of plants and
Joo Eun-jeong: Trace it with your hand: Textbook plants
Draw with your hand and follow the text by hand, using volume 5 of the book Draw With Your Hand, which is a fun way to master the knowledge in the textbook. This is a study by the seventh and first science course, which has only been produced with plant-related content. The process of spreading the seed and sprouting the shoots was combined with friendly descriptions, rich photographs and interesting cartoons and quizzes. The knowledge of plants in the textbook can be learned with interest. It's also dealing with a variety of information and concepts that are not available in the textbook. In particular, the "Let's Look Through" will be followed by "Big Your Hands.". If you use a special pen for whiteboards, using clean and strong special coatings, you can write it over and over again.
Korean title: 손으로 따라 그려 봐: 교과서 식물
Korean author: 주은정
Korean publisher: 뜨인돌어린이
ISBN-13: 9788993963397
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I went to a treehouse a while ago and was asked by my daughter. “Why are all the leaves different? “Why are flowers only facing the sun? I was very interested in plants and I was thinking, well, I'm going to have to tell you something systematically. I went home and looked at my elementary science textbook and found it very difficult to see the story of plants as an adult. I thought that children were learning this hard stuff in school, including the names of plants, the structure of plants and
