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Presents an overview of key curriculum topics for young readers. This book offers a general introduction to or summary of essential primary curriculum topics, and high quality photographs and text structures to develop readers' understanding and enjoyment of information texts.
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Presents an overview of key curriculum topics for young readers. This book offers a general introduction to or summary of essential primary curriculum topics, & high quality photographs & text structures to develop readers' understanding & enjoyment of information texts.

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