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Debbie Greenthumb: A Unit Of Study

Grades: 1-4
Length: 4/15 Minute
Rights: Annual Lease

Based on the award winning Debbie Greenthumb series, this new series includes footage from the rain forests of Peru and animated sequences to help explain many of the concepts associated with plant life and structure.  SOL Correlations; Teacher Guide with activities, instructional suggestions, and helpful websites; 25 Blackline Masters with hands-on experiments, pre- and post-tests, vocabulary lists, and quizzes at http://www.unitedlearning.com

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Tuesday  4/15/08 2:20-3:50 a.m.  #1-4

1. How Plants Grow
2. The Importance of Plants To Our World
3. Plants Can Be Found Everywhere
4. Where Plants Come From

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