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| MY FIRST BOOK ABOUT DOGS (0375835148) tells of how dogs use their senses, juxtaposing photos of different dogs with cartoons and call-outs of information and chatty details; THINGS THAT GO (0375835156) reveals wheels and vehicles and how life is simplified by them; FISH (038583513X) tells all about fish, from different sizes and colors and shapes to natural history, and THE FIVE SENSES (9375835164) surveys basic physiology. All MHWA survey revealed 90% of police reported their ability to do their job was affected by the need to care for people with a mental illness as part of their police work, as they attended an average of 20 call-outs a week because there were no mental health care teams available. Free to teachers: If you teach a unit on money, this informational poster is a must--a close-up of the new $20 bill is featured, with call-outs describing the new tech-savvy safety features. |
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