Science fiction spinds real scientific facts and ideas into imaginative tales. These stories can show us life in a future world or in another world altogether. Science fiction can send characters on travels through time and space or pit them against the forces of evil, showing us the dangers and wonders the future may hold.
GAMES AND ACTIVITIES THAT MAKE MATH EASY AND FUN. When you're not in class,how often do you ask yourself,"what is 821+53+444?"or "what is 821+53+444? OR...SO...SO...!!! Probably not very often,unless you're reading your homework out loud. So why study Match? Well, although you may not realize it, you answer these kinds of questions in word problems all the time.
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Baby Einstein: Baby Van Gogh - World of Colors
Baby Einstein: Baby Van Gogh - World of Colors(«Мир цвета») Показывает вашему ребенку яркую палитру цвета. Это забавное 30-минутное исследование шести основных цветов – красного, оранжевого, желтого, зеленого, синего и фиолетового – с помощью произведений Винсента Ван Гога и слов шести классических поэм.
Discovering a rainbow of colors through art, music and poetry! -- Introduces babies to six basic colors -- Exposes little ones to famous Van Gogh masterpieces
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Everything in the world is made up of atoms. These tiny particles join together to form molecules. Some molecules are tiny. For example, one molecule of water has only two hydrogen atoms joined to one oxygen atom. However, other molecules grow into giant structures built from billions of atoms. Living things, such as the human body, are made from networks of molecules. Understanding the seemingly invisible world of atoms is very important.
