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Livable Cities of the Future: Proceedings of a Symposium Honoring the Legacy of George Bugliarello
National Academy of Engineering, Mohammad Karamouz, Thomas F. Budinger and N.Y.U. Polytechnic school of
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At the beginning of the 20th century an estimated five percent of the world's population lived in...
Lindsay (1774 KP) rated What Bug Am I? in Books
Nov 27, 2020
What Bug am I? is a well-written book. It uniquely teaches STEM. It combines nonfiction and fiction. It a cute and funny book. You learn about many different bugs while to find out what this new bug is trying to find out what he is.
You get some real facts about different bugs throughout the book. Those you get a funny story about the bug looking for someone like him. It like he just does not know who he is. Children will learn all about the different bugs. This is a neat idea and a clever way to teach children.
The pictures are well done and enjoyable. I was somewhat creeped out about the real pictures of some of the bugs. But not creeped out where I closed the book, the look of them had me wanting to turn the page. It is really good for all kinds of children that can learn about bugs and other things. If you are what STEM means well I will put the explanation in for you below.
STEM is a curriculum based on the idea of educating students in four specific disciplines — science, technology, engineering, and mathematics — in an interdisciplinary and applied approach.
Parents will want this for their children if you like bugs or some teachable moment about nature. We get to learn about nature and the different bugs we have in our backyard and house. These kinds of books are enjoyable for young readers and school-age children. I love children's books and sometimes learning about the different bugs or learning something new about bugs I knew about them.
You get some real facts about different bugs throughout the book. Those you get a funny story about the bug looking for someone like him. It like he just does not know who he is. Children will learn all about the different bugs. This is a neat idea and a clever way to teach children.
The pictures are well done and enjoyable. I was somewhat creeped out about the real pictures of some of the bugs. But not creeped out where I closed the book, the look of them had me wanting to turn the page. It is really good for all kinds of children that can learn about bugs and other things. If you are what STEM means well I will put the explanation in for you below.
STEM is a curriculum based on the idea of educating students in four specific disciplines — science, technology, engineering, and mathematics — in an interdisciplinary and applied approach.
Parents will want this for their children if you like bugs or some teachable moment about nature. We get to learn about nature and the different bugs we have in our backyard and house. These kinds of books are enjoyable for young readers and school-age children. I love children's books and sometimes learning about the different bugs or learning something new about bugs I knew about them.
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Glyllin (8 KP) rated the PlayStation 4 version of Assassin's Creed Valhalla in Video Games
Dec 15, 2020
Be a Viking (2 more)
Intriguing Story
Combat feels good
Bugs (2 more)
Limited Weapons
Wildlife not accurate to the time period in England
speaker357 (212 KP) rated the PlayStation 3 version of The Elder Scrolls V Skyrim Legendary Edition in Video Games
Jul 9, 2018
Magic (2 more)
Melee
Thievery
Bugs (1 more)
Bugs so bad you'll have to start over if you forgot to leave multiple save files.
The ultimate medieval fantasy
I've been playing this game nonstop since I bought it 2 years ago. Brought to us by the geniuses at Bethesda, I've never been disappointed by this company!