This 2nd grade text from BJU Press covers many science topics. A few include: how plants grow, where things live, how things move, how matter changes, what fossils show us, how the body works, what makes up the earth, and more. Read
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This 2nd grade text from BJU Press covers science topics such as how plants grow, where things live, how things move, how matter changes, what fossils show us, how the body works, what makes up the earth, how light works, what scientists do, and what natural resources are. This textbook has lots of big, colorful pictures and text that's easy for young students to read. Includes extra science activities like demonstrating the earth's layers with clay. Also, features "Science & the Bible" sections. Softcover. 193 pp. 4th edition.
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