Over 60 fantastic illustrations bringing science to life. Categorized and clearly labelled, these diagrams can be used to supplement any course book.
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They can be displayed on classroom walls or projected at the front of the class. Students can create a science picture dictionary and add their own diagrams and images or you can use them to create tests or games.
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