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This story is about a Hippo and a Cheetah who enter into a race.
Since the Cheetah is considered the fastest running animal around he can beat the Hippo in a short race for sure.
Lets see what the end result is.
Will the winner be the Hippo or the Cheetah

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This vivid retelling of an old Texas legend reveals how the Indian paintbrush, the state flower of Wyoming, first bloomed, and how a young brave dreams of creating a painting that will capture the beauty of a sunset. "A handsome retelling".--Booklist, starred review. An American Bookseller Pick of the List Book. A NCSS Notable Children's Trade Book. Full color.

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When a fishing boat is caught in a storm, a lighthouse cat named Little Mackerel gathers other cats to try to help out.

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This book takes child-friendly themes and suggests ideas for turning these into large-scale collaborative projects with real impact. The ideas are starting points and the emphasis is on problem solving, collaboration and thinking skills rather than the end product.

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Give your sand and water sessions a new lease of life with this fully updated Little Book. Split into two sections, it offers a range of activities for sand and water play that link to the early learning goals and which are accompanied by a list of suggested resources, useful vocabulary and related songs and stories to take the theme further.

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This Little Book focuses on encouraging emphasis on 'togetherness': a move away from the individual and towards the collective. Children in early years settings are faced with huge challenges regarding socialisation, sharing and growing in responsibility, and this book provides excellent opportunities for them and their carers to address these issues through team play.

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The Little Bug That Changed The World explores the coronavirus sensitively as the book discusses children and animals on each continent in an effort to assure children that they will remain safe, healthy, and happy during this world changing event.

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A little book packed full of ideas and resource suggestions for the popular topic of bears. The book covers real and teddy bears and even has a 'bearobics' activity to development dance and fitness skills! It supports current thinking in Early Years teaching.

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Dr. Newton CoCovid shares tips on how children and schools can successfully respond to The New Normal during the 2020 pandemic. This children's picture book assists teachers to help Pre-K through second-grade students to understand what to do at school and at home to feel safe.

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In this retelling of a folktale, a group of slaves, unable to bear their sadness and starvation any longer, calls upon the African magic that allows them to fly away.

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Now in paperback--a comprehensive history of clocks and calendars from aroundthe world, from the distinction of B.C. and A.D. to the Gregorian calendar tothe year 2000, which marks two millennia of human achievement. Full color.

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In Lesson 2: Your Secret Weapon, Shihan King Fu teaches his class about meditation and the 7 colorful chakras in the body that balance to bring your energy. The students learn that with deep breathing, concentration and focus, they can reduce stress and worry.

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The Caldecott Medalist brings his distinctive humor and creativity to this uproarious picture book adaptation of the beloved story of Jack and the house that he built. Full color.

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This book is a well considered combination of explaining the theory behind transition across the early years and how to put this into practice - what it is, why it's important and how to make it effective.

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Thrills and chills, witches, ghosts, and goblinsthese terrifying teaching tools dont need to be controversial to inspire reluctant readers in grades K-6. Cross-curricular lesson plans are linked to language arts, social studies, math, art and technology.